You Should Write a Longer, More Complete Interview Follow-Up Letter

question 7

Multiple Choice

You should write a longer, more complete interview follow-up letter

• A) when the interviewer prefers that you follow up in writing rather than by a phone call.
• B) if you need to supply or clarify information omitted during your interview.
• C) if you think your interview performance was weak in any area.
• D) all of the above
• E) none of the above

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