| blueerica |
03-07-2008 10:38 AM |
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Originally Posted by Capt Jack
(Post 196841)
a tip. call them and thank them for the interview and tell them how you feel. do the "even if Im not chosen for this particular position, please keep me in mind for any other openings you may have as it feels like a place I'd really like to work" thing. do your own follow up.
being and coming across as proactive and positive can really seal the deal.
fingers crossed for ya
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The cool thing is, I am already meeting up with two more potential co-workers on Monday, as well as bringing a few writing samples. After the next meeting (since there was so little time between meetings), I will send the thank you card.
They've already checked out some of my other 'work' and I think that they dig that it's more on the creative side. They're kind of looking for someone who can 'do it all' or at least everything they need help with - which I can totally do.
I'm just so stoked. I figured the job would be good, etc, but it was going down there that sold me on it. I drank the Kool-Aid, as it were. The job is a corporate one, so it's not going to be all fun and games, but Marketing has a lot of 'wiggle room' as it were, and they're looking to freshen things up. Which I found funny since they're a linen/sanitary products supply company. Plus, I appreciate that they know the difference between marketing and sales - most companies out here don't seem to have a grasp on that. |
