You just walked out of your job interview, and you feel it went well. Great! You can now breathe a sigh of relief and pat yourself on the back! With that said, it’s also important to remember that you ...

Founder, career coach and interview coach behind CaffeinatedKyle.com. My goal is simple: to help people find jobs they LOVE. Thank you notes are an important yet often underestimated component of a ...

According to new data from TopResume, a little gratitude can have a big impact—on your chances of getting a job, that is. Surveying over 300 hiring managers, recruiters, and HR professionals to find ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Your palms are finally dry, you've loosened your (real or metaphorical) tie, and you've just wrapped up what felt like a solid job ...

Spring is a great time to search for new jobs for a number of reasons. First, budgets are often approved around January/February to hire more people. Second, the economy is pretty healthy right now, ...

Recently, Technical.ly offered some tips for jobseekers about sending a thank you note after an interview. We pondered whether sending one is truly still a necessary part of the job interview process, ...

Yesterday I was finishing up an Interview Coaching session with a Baby Boomer client when she asked, “What should I do about a thank you note? Are they still a thing? How do I mail one or do I need to ...

Following an interview, write your interviewer a brief thank-you letter. This common courtesy lets the interviewer know that you understand business etiquette and calls his or her attention to your ...

Landing an interview for a job you are interested in is an exciting first step. Prior to your interview, you probably spent a lot of time preparing for the questions you might be asked, carefully ...

The timing question has a clear answer. Hayes insists on sending your note "within 24 hours of the interview." Why? As she explains, "Not only will this demonstrate your enthusiasm for the position, ...

Your palms are finally dry, you've loosened your (real or metaphorical) tie, and you've just wrapped up what felt like a solid job interview. Now what? While most candidates are busy refreshing their ...