The job search doesn$$t end with the interview. After your interview, be sure to follow up with the appropriate correspondence and contact your references if necessary.

What guidelines should you follow when sending a thank$-$you letter?$$Check all that apply.

Send your letter immediately after the interview

Refer to the date of the interview

Include questions you forgot to ask in your interview

Use a memo format

Avoid worn$-$out phrases

Read the scenario and answer the question.

You have been interviewed for a position and will now contact your references. You want to ask for a recommendation letter from a manager you used to report to$.$

What information do you need to supply to your former manager so that she can write an effective recommendation?

The expected salary and benefits package offered by the company

A description of the position you applied for, contact information, and a deadline

A description of the work facilities and work hours

Read the scenario and answer the question.

Enrique interviewed for a copy$-$editor position $6$ days ago. He decides to write a follow$-$up email to ask how the decision process is going. He composes a first draft, but he knows that he will need to make some revisions.

To Whom It May Concern:

My interview last week was enjoyable. Thank you. I am still interested in the job. In fact, I really, really need a job in the next week. I haven$$t heard anything from you or the human resources representative, and I am wondering what the holdup is$.$ I$$m very eager to know your decision, so if you could hurry things up$,$ I would greatly appreciate it$.$ I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Enrique Heller

Choose one possible revision suggestion for the follow$-$up letter.

Eliminate the closing salutation

Use a more informal tone

Include the interviewer$$s name in the opening salutation