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DirtGuy
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 Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 2:28 pm Post subject: Follow up to job offers or not? |
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Does it make any sense to try to follow up by e-mail to job postings after you've submitted everything? Or does one assume they will contact you if interested?
Thanks.
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johnslat
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Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
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Dear Dirt Guy,
It can't hurt (as long as you don't keep sending e-mail after e-mail), but, on the other hand, the odds are very long that it'll help at all.
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OzMak
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Location: Australia
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Generally that is what one would assume to be proper post-interview etiquette, although I am not sure if that is seen in the same light as it is in the west. However, I am sure it would do no harm by sending up a friendly follow up email, though don't make it sound like you are desperate!  |
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PeterParvo
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| Don't get your hopes up. You won't find too much professional etiquette in ESL job hunting, especially in the ME. |
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DirtGuy
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| Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:46 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks for the input and I sort of expected your responses.
I did follow up on Al Jazeera from whom I previously received an offer. I'd really like to hear from anyone currently working there.
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