My husband went on a job interview and they said they'd call Mon or Tues. The last time this happened, I urged him to call to check in and tell them he was still interested in the position. He did so but left a voice mail message. ( I think he should have spoken to the HR person directly). A few days later, he got a reject letter.
Now he is afraid to follow up by phone with the other firm.
How exactly do you word a follow up phone call to let them know you are still interested and see if a decision has been made without sounding "pushy". Any tips?
(I think he may have left a "too confident" voice mail message that turned them off - he had several followup interviews and they didn't even offer the courtesy of a return phone call - just sent a letter.)
2007-01-16
11:06:29
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This is another company he has interviewed with. He did send a followup thank you note to both companies.
He did not get the first position that he left the v.m. message with.
I don't think he should have left a message with the first company - There was no dialogue - only 1-sided message and you can't really follow up on that if they don't return the call..
He is wondering if he should call the Company #2 and is now "gun shy" about doing so. Wondering the best way to word the inquiry?
2007-01-16
11:24:45 ·
update #1