Ashley Graef says one executive was so taken by her thank you note that he hired her to ghostwrite for him for several years.

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To the readers: thank you for every click, every kind email, every respectful disagreement that challenged me to see other perspectives. You helped me grow as a journalist and a person.

It’s also the ‘final pitch’, a chance to follow-through, remind them of your talents, and signal that you are still interested in the role. Smart thank you notes are tailored to reflect the specific ...

Dear ________, Thank you for taking the time to meet with me yesterday about the ______ position at your organization. It was a pleasure speaking with you, and I really enjoyed hearing all the details ...

“It has been a lifelong well for me that I draw from all the time,” Akil said of what she learned from writing that thank-you. Watch a clip from her episode of “What No One Tells You” below.

But if you're wondering how to write a thank you email after an interview, you're not alone. Let's be real—no one wants to come off as desperate or miss the mark with an awkward follow-up.

For example, when I interviewed for my former role at N.C. State, I used my thank-you notes to the deans, faculty, staff and graduate students who participated in the interviews to show how my ...