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Step Nine: Follow Up
Valerie Atkisson | ArtBistro
Practice Gives You Experience
Interviewing gets easier the more you do. Look at them as learning experiences and opportunities to sharpen your verbal communication skills.
Follow Up
Follow up with your contact within a couple of days, unless they have specifically told you not to contact them. Again, express your interest in the job and thank them for their time. You may do this via a mailed note, email, or phone call. If you didn’t get the desired result, you may want to ask the interviewer if they know of any career opportunities that would fit with your work.
Use the information that they give you and keep networking and following up with your contacts. Over 90% of jobs are filled by using your network. Don’t give up! If you did get the job, congratulations! It is time to celebrate!
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AgentProvocateur
about 1 year ago
110 comments
After reading this articel, I know I'm following the right path. First, community college, then art schoo, then who knows....;-)
Picturesque
about 1 year ago
2 comments
These steps really did help! It got me thinking more about the field, so it gives me time to work things out before I even hit college!
Collin_Thomas
over 1 year ago
8 comments
i like these advises
Rec
almost 2 years ago
4742 comments
this was really good for me to read before I actually get into the field :)
thank you!
trip
about 2 years ago
104 comments
Great info for finding & defining goals/clarifying direction
hippieinamonkeysuit
about 2 years ago
92 comments
Thanks for reminding me which path to take. All summarized very nicely!
Shabi
about 2 years ago
94 comments
Altogether, a take-up of ur useful advices.....
luxeli
about 2 years ago
2 comments
Thankx!
paulo_furtuna
about 2 years ago
2 comments
i like these advices!
fleshcanoe
over 2 years ago
4 comments
Thank you so much for posting this article. It was very helpful to me.
Dina
over 2 years ago
30 comments
Great article! So informative and concise. I appreciated the new things I learned and the common sense ideas that you just need reminding of! Thank you!