The Cure for Career Confusion
Many job searches seem to come to a screeching halt during the holiday season. People think it’s a lousy time to look for work.
But it doesn’t have to be that way for you.
In fact, the end of the year can be a great time to look for a job – or hit the ‘refresh’ button on your job search.
In this training, you’ll learn how to use the end of the year holiday season to your advantage…
Here’s a sample job offer acceptance letter that you can copy and paste…
A follow-up letter after you don’t get the job is so rare, you will stand out and it may lead to future recommendations or another job.
If you can muster the professionalism and grace to thank the people who interviewed you, rather than cursing them out, you could pluck future success from the ashes of rejection.
Here are the strategies and a sample template letter you can use…
Thank you letters are always appreciated by the people who give you job references or write letters of recommendation or provide a recommendation on LinkedIn for you.
Why It’s Important to Say Thank You
Everyone likes to feel appreciated. When you take the time to say thank you, your reference providers will be even more inclined to recommend you next time around.
How to Say Thank You for a Reference
Use this sample letter to decline a job offer because of a low salary, and potentially get an employer to increase the salary offer amount…
There are many reasons to withdraw from consideration for a position. You might realize that the job is not a good fit in terms of your skills, interests, lifestyle or income expectations. In addition, you may have been offered another position that is more attractive, or promoted by your current employer. Sometimes intervening life or health changes make a job transition less appealing after you have begun the application process.
Sometimes you just need to say “No thanks” to a job offer.
While it may be tempting to turn down an offer verbally and leave it at that, it’s more professional to write a formal letter to decline the job. Keep these four tips in mind as you write your letter… and use this template: