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Welcome to “Pressing Questions,” Fast Company’s mini advice column. Twice a week, deputy editor Kathleen Davis, host of The New Way We Work podcast, will answer the biggest and most pressing workplace ...

Your mother taught you to say thank you. She nagged and pleaded with you, and finally, it's become second nature. Be sure to perfect the art of saying thank you when interviewing for a job. Career ...

When job hunting, the strongest, simplest thing you can do is write a thank you email after an interview. It's a powerful gesture that leaves a lasting impression and sets you apart from other ...

After a job interview, it's always wise to send a thank-you note to express gratitude to an interviewer for taking the time to meet or speak with you — and to reiterate your interest in the position ...

Writing a thank you letter after an interview is a simple but effective way to leave a lasting impression on potential employers. This small yet impactful gesture not only demonstrates your ...

Have you ever sent a gift or money to a son, daughter or grandchild and wondered if they ever got it or how about a graduation invitation. You send a check and never hear from them again. I was raised ...

I had an interview yesterday with a panel of five people from a large company. One of them emailed me beforehand to set up the interview, so I have her email address; unfortunately, I neglected to get ...

Jeff Boodie, commonly referred to as Boodie, started working with Oprah Winfrey in 2007. He says a thank-you note that he delivered right after his interview helped him land the job. Boodie believes a ...

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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 ...