Quick Tip: Job Interview Thank You Letters
July 23, 2008 · Posted in Clinical Diagnostics, HealthCare Sales, HealthCare Sales Jobs, Interviewing Skills and Tips, Laboratory Sales, Medical Sales, Medical Sales Recruiting, Pharmaceutical Sales
E-mail thank you letters after job interviews in medical sales, healthcare sales, biotech sales, medical equipment sales, DNA products sales, clinical diagnostics sales, laboratory products sales, medical supplies sales, or pharmaceutical sales are perfectly acceptable. But what do you do if you happened to leave without getting an e-mail address?
Google them: *@thecompany.com. For instance, *@phcconsulting.com would get you mine, and everyone else who works here.
Written by Peggy McKee - the medical sales recruiter
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[...] email address, send it through the US Postal Service or Google for their email address. Props to Peggy over at the Medical Sales Recruiter as she offers up a crafty tip on how to Google for email addresses. Just by putting an asterisk [...]
Google is a great idea. Don’t forget the simple phonecall to reception. I know you can meet many great gatekeepers who won’t even give you a hello never mind an emil address – still worth a try!!
[...] decisions that happen while the post office still has your letter.(Didn’t get the address? Google the interviewer: *@thecompanyname.com. It should lead you to the email address of everyone who works there.) [...]