Published Dec 1, 2013
MadpeysRN
365 Posts
I had an interview 2 wks ago(#1) how do you word a follow up email? I've already sent a thank you note. I also would like to include some questions about the position I didn't get to ask, forgot to, during the interview. Like when does the residency start, the hours, contract, etc unless you think I should not include those. I know someone that works at this place and say it takes like 6mos to get hired. However I interviewed else where(#2) and I'm afraid that they will offer a job and I don't want to miss out on that if job #1 doesn't offer a job. And don't want to pass up #2 if #1 falls through. I also don't was to take #2 and end up quitting in 6 mos for #1
Anyway I've never done a follow up email. And I wanted to see more about what this job #1 is requiring of me if possible.
Thanks!
KelRN215, BSN, RN
1 Article; 7,349 Posts
I wouldn't ask any questions about start date, a contract or the schedule until you get an offer. Is this a union hospital? If not, there probably won't be a contract involved.
Dear Hiring Manager,
I am writing to follow-up on my interview from 11/15. I enjoyed meeting with you and wanted to affirm my interest in the open position on X unit. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
BelleMorteRN
Thanks for the input! I just wanted to know when the residency started, but I won't ask
I am sure they will tell you if/when they offer you the job. If you ask when your start date is before receiving an offer, they may view this as presumptuous.
jadelpn, LPN, EMT-B
9 Articles; 4,800 Posts
I wouldn't ask any questions about start date, a contract or the schedule until you get an offer. Is this a union hospital? If not, there probably won't be a contract involved.Dear Hiring Manager,I am writing to follow-up on my interview from 11/15. I enjoyed meeting with you and wanted to affirm my interest in the open position on X unit. I look forward to hearing from you soon.Sincerely,BelleMorteRN
This is really good. The only thing I might add is something to the effect of: I am curious as to if you have a timeline of when a decision will be reached.
Just because I am sure that most managers know that jobs are scarce, and people need to plan.
Best of luck!!