After the interview: thank-you notes and next steps

Question 1 of 7

1. After an interview, alis says you should first:

   Assume you are hired Post the interviewer’s private number Delete every note Write down what happened while you remember it
2. A thank-you note should:

   Include your SIN Argue that they must hire you Mention something specific from the conversation Be a copied generic paragraph that could fit any job
3. Alis’s last paragraph of a thank-you should:

   Demand a salary in capital letters Confirm that you are still interested Attach a banking password Withdraw the application without saying why
4. If you do not get the job, alis says:

   You may politely ask how to improve, and you should not argue You should insist they defend the decision You should stop looking for any work You should invent a better title on your resume
5. A thank-you note:

   Guarantees the job Is not the same thing as a job offer Replaces the resume Is illegal in Alberta
6. If the interviewer named a day you should hear back, you should:

   Call every hour until then Send your SIN “to speed things up” Write the date down and follow up if nothing arrives Ignore the date
7. You should keep looking at other postings:

   Until an employer tells you when to start Only after you retire Never, once you have sent one thank-you Only on websites that charge a guarantee fee