Yesterday you were interviewed for a position as assistant manager at a sporting goods store in the mall.  You thought that the interview went well and you are very interested in the job.  How would you word a brief thank you lletter to the manager who interviewed you?
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Dear Joe,\n\nThank you so much for taking your time with me yesterday to discuss the assistant manager position that your store has open.  It was very nice to better understand the nature of the position, as well as the working environment at Sporting Goods.\n\nAfter our discussion, I am even more convinced that I am exactly the person you need to fill this vacancy.  \n\nI look forward to hearing from you again soon.\n\nSincerely,\n\nJane
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Yours sincerely\nYours truly\nThese are fairly business-like\nPerhaps 'Kind Regards' which is a bit more personal
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Instead of saying, "I have been presented a rewarding opportunity."\n\nI suggest saying, "I enjoyed my time with XXX and wish you continued success in the future."\n\nThis sounds a lot more positive, and it could lead into a good letter of reference if you need/want one.\n\nYou can also include something along the lines of, "I hope that two weeks will give you sufficient time to find a replacement; please let me know if I can assist with training or orientation for the new employee."
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I think this sounds very professional.  You are reminding them of the position that you have interviewed for as well as letting them know that you have a genuine interest in the company by gathering information about them.  By restating you experience and training, this is a good way to clue them into reviewing your application again without sounding pushy about wanting the job.  Thanking them for accomodaiting you also should tip them off that you are not only interested in the position(s) being offered, but that you appreciate the fact that they have taken the tinme to be interested in you and what you can offer their company  in the long run.  The only possible change that I would make is the line about learing about the company. I think it should read as follows : I was able to learn many new things about (company name) during my interview. Or you could also write it as: I have learned many new things about (company name).  Good luck with it.  I hope you can land the position that you applied for. It sounds like you have the qualifications and experience that are required.
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dear so and so, \nthanks for coming to my shower.  it was great seeing you (or...it meant alot to have you there).  i can't wait to use the ________ that you got for the baby.  thanks again\nsincerely/love/etc, \nyour name\n\nshort and sweet!
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_____(her name)\n\n         Thanks for being so sweet. Thank you for being everything i've ever wanted in a girlfriend. Here's something to let you know I love you, in case you ever felt like underappreciated. (or something lol) There's nothing I wouldn't do for you. It's hard nowadays to find a girl like you, it seems like you have everything. I want this relationship to really last a lifetime. \n\n\nomg i dont know..lol..i just made something up really quick. y  are you asking this, though? isnt  this supposed to come from YOU?
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Dear >person<\n\nThank you for attending the your recent interview fo rthe position of >job titile<. However, I regret to inform you that I will not be able to offer you this position at this time.\n\nThank you for your interest in our company, if you agree we can keep your details on our files if another opportunity comes up in the future.\n\n\n\n(i've had loads of these sent to me!!! no need to be too fishy or slushy, i guess the people will have had the same. no need to give reasons or anything. )
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First of all, I am so happy today in this such an event which mean i have moved a step onward in my life, so have you all, my friends. \n\nFor the teachers who have taught me, i would like to say thank you so much for your kindness and even when I was sometimes a bit rebel, I want to say to you that I actually didn't mean it, please accept my apologizes for any mistakes i have done to you.\n\nFor my friends, i hope all of us will go on and on through this unpredictable life. I hope we can meet again someday in the future. I hope we can be as happy as we have gone through.\n\nThat's all I want to say. Thank you. Congratulations for me and you all! One for all, and all for one!
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Situation or  \nTask\n Describe the situation that you were in or the task that you needed to accomplish. You must describe a specific event or situation, not a generalized description of what you have done in the past. Be sure to give enough detail for the interviewer to understand. This situation can be from a previous job, from a volunteer experience, or any relevant event. \nAction \nyou took Describe the action you took and be sure to keep the focus on you. Even if you are discussing a group project or effort, describe what you did -- not the efforts of the team. Don't tell what you might do, tell what you did. \nResults \nyou achieved What happened? How did the event end? What did you accomplish? What did you learn?
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Write a thank you card to the hiring manager.  You never really know how much of an impression that makes, even years later.\n\nFind, and keep looking for, reasons to give the person a small communication, ranging from "I'm in the area, is there a good place to go to lunch" all the way to "I'm thinking of joining the local chapter of the American Accounting Association (or whatever field you are in!"  What are the meeting like?\n\nA low-key mentoring relationship could be a big help for you (or someone you know or meet) that needs a place to work.
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Tell them that you enjoy working as part of a team, and you like working with the public.  That way it says you will help out where you are needed and be nice to the customers.  If there is cooking involved, tell them you like to cook. Tell them that you like the hours being offered, or things like that.
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tell me about yourself - is the most common question\ndont tell the manager where you were born and stuff like that. make sure all your answer relate to the job your applying for.\n\nsince its a grocery store, probably a lot of questions on customer service like:\n\nhow would you deal with an angry or irate customer?\nwhat are your strengths and weaknessses?\n\n\ni dont know how long a grocery store interview would be but i had an interview with a bank and that was about 40 minutes\n\nremmeber to be confident, postive, and make good eye contact.\ngood luck
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She may just appreciate your freshness and honesty.  I sure would if you had been interviewing with me.  Don't count it as a lost cause yet.  \n\nIt's a good idea to follow up all interviews, even second and third ones, with a letter.  In your letter, state you enjoyed meeting with her and hope that your attention to detail comes through in your crisp letter writing.  Provide examples of your attention to detail and organizational skills.  Did you create an ad campaign that ran in a paper or magazine?  Include a photocopy sample of the ad, and the contact details for your supervisor on that project.  Reiterate in your letter how you can help them - phrase your abilities from their point of view (sample:  You need a creative individual.  My background in fine arts provides ....)  Avoid saying how much you want the job; the letter itself says that.  They want to know what you've told us:  That you would be perfect for the position.  Close the letter with "I look forward to speaking with you again" and warm wishes.  \n\nDon't forget to proofread the letter for style, grammar, and spelling.
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Why don't you ask your mom how to spell 'attend', 'etc' and 'alternative'? (And the grammatically correct version of 'thanks you' is 'thank you'.) \n\n(You have now asked this question three times, and every time I have corrected you.)
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Thanks... I appreciate a good compliment.\n\nCoach
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Most companies who are looking to hire someone for a potentially long term position are looking for Thank you letters. Through personal experience, call backs are sometimes based on those interviewees that send a thank you notice. My advice would be to email it, since it is a computer based job. I do graphic design, and I always send an email (not postal mail) out to those that I've interviewed with. If there were more than one person in the office interviewing me, I send it out to all of them. I ask for each of their business cards so I have their email and send them something the next morning.\n\nWhat he might want to say is thank you of course, say how much he was impressed with the company, and how excellently his work ethic would fit into theirs. Be sure he mentions how much he learned about the company and what the job position is through the interview. Hopefully he can actually say that he has learned alot about the interview. Be sure he has questions he can ask, and mention the interesting answers in the Thank you letter (email). Along with a thank you for giving thoughtfull insight to his questions.\n\nIt isn't good to mention anything personal about anyone of the interviewers. Don't mention the picture of his daughter on his desk.... not good.
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You can start by proofreading your resume'.  Following that, wear something conservative, yet somewhat stylish (especially if it is a retail assistant management position).  You should always maintain calm and confidence in anything you say or do.  Nothing impresses an interviewer more than calm confidence.