Send a Thank You Email (Not a Note) After Your Medical Sales Job Interview
April 23, 2010 · Posted in HealthCare Sales, HealthCare Sales Jobs, Medical Sales, Medical Sales Job Search, Medical Sales Recruiting, Medical Sales Recruitment, Pharmaceutical Sales, Pharmaceutical Sales Recruitment, Thank You Notes, Video Blogs, YouTube
The era of the thank you note after a job interview is over.
Well, not the actual “thank you,” just the delivery system.
It’s critically important that you thank the interviewer for the opportunity, but it’s also critically important that you get it to him within 24 hours. And a handwritten, snail-mailed note just won’t do that. Send an email.
Watch the video to see why I believe sending a thank you email quickly is so important, and find out what you need to make sure you say in that email.
Written by Peggy McKee - the medical sales recruiter
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