How long should I wait to send out a letter to tell my potential boss that I'm still interested in the job?

Question

I recently had a really good interview last week Wednesday. My potential employer told me he would personally call the manager I will be working with to make sure she sets up a time to meet with me. It is now Tuesday morning, and I have yet to hear from anyone. Should I give him an email telling him I'm still interested and please let me know if there's anything more information I can give? What is the protocol on following up? (I gave my thank you note via email, in which he responded, thanks, I will keep you posted).

Answer 1

A thank you for the interview email should have been sent the first day when you got back home from interviewing. In that email you state why you felt it went well and you would put the following: You cuold perform well within the position because____ You would achieve certain goals within a given timeframe,which could save the comapny so much money. This the interviewer would pass on to the hiring manager as a blurb braagging about why they think you would be a good fit. You have a waited to long, you should now send an email stating that you are still very interested in the opportunity and would like to know what the next step in the process is and when you should expect to hear from them. Good luck.

Answer 2

I have read other two answers and they are also right but there is one thing which is not clear some firms strictly prohibit direct contact.

What we usually do in a firm, if we need someone we contact but if we feel we do not need we do not contact in some cases return their resume by mail.

After reading your question I noticed your employer did not say, you got a job or in which section or with whom you will be working? was there such conversation after interview.

Or one point advise*** use your mind power, imagine you got a call from that firm and you have started work. If you believe in this you will get a call.(do not take it as a joke)

Wish you success

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Answer 3

♥ Usually 1 week is standard time for the [[other]] manager to review the application. I'd give it until Thursday morning before making a follow-up call.