I had a job interview last and they said thy would contact me, but they haven't.  Should I e-mail them?
464206
You should wait at least 1 week, but i would not email, i think its more appropriate to call and voice your concern. just call and tell them you want to enquire about the position, and is it still available and if anyone has been chosen for the position.  Be sure to include that you have already interviewed.
1160787
No, you are dealing with the government, go and fill out their darn form. during the interview, explain to the person how you have been looking for work as well as the job , date and time you sent an application, it would help if you had had an interview and was turned down.
126570
Just keep trying. Sometimes is just a numbers game. You can do everything right and they still don't pick you. Also, they could have chosen the other person even before you interviewed. I ran into this alot last time I was looking for work. Hang in there. Good luck!
632097
why didn't you contact them? :(
625393
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.
420986
Send a polite email saying it wasn't clear that you had to pay.\n\nAssuming you haven't used it then they may be ok with you.
681794
Maybe.  Just sent them an e-mail!
991613
Maybe they are sifting through all the potential employees. I would call them back and ask them. You could be honest and just ask them if they are still considering you .
57808
As with all interviews, you should at least send a follow up letter thanking them and reviewing your qualifications.\n\nThe phone call should come based on information that you shared during the interview.  You should always ask 'what are the next steps' and the interviewer should also let you know what the expectations are.  A good interviewer will tell you 'we will make our decision in the next 2 weeks after we finish seeing all of our candidates'.  Whatever the time period is you should hit it to the day [good planning].\n\nGood luck.
169376
I would address it up front. Be honest with your interviewer that your old boss was not too happy when you left and you would prefer if they did not contact him for that reason. Maybe you can ask someone else where you worked to speak to the interviewer. Someone of authority who knows your situation.
192999
most of the time the employee will contact u after they have reviewed ur resume/app if they don't call to sched an interview then it looks like ur not what they are looking for, which is no big deal unless u really wanted the job which at that point u would call them to set ur self apart from the crowd of indifferent people who have not called.\none thing I have learned is U HAVE TO ASK FOR THINGS as they won't be given to u\n\nNo one is right in this matter as whatever it takes to get thejob
912612
Yes, but make sure that you contact your previous employer in order to give them a heads up - most people don't appreciate getting a call they didn't expect to answer. Also, it gives them a chance to know/remember who you are BEFORE the company who you're interviewing for calls them - it's kind of embarrassing if they don't know who you are...yeah.\n\nHope this helps and good luck with the job... :)
929442
Why don't you call the university and explain your situation? I feel sure they would be happy to reschedule your interview.\n\nIf for some reason they cannot, then you must decide what is most important to you.
849636
The interview is never really over...\n\n\nThe best way to "finish" it is to send them a handwritten note thanking them for their time and interest and offering to be available should they have need of any further information about you.
220278
Maybe choose their answer as the best answer and when you respond include your email with a note.  Just guessing.
749963
I would contact those companies I had recently interviewed with (in the last 2 - 3 weeks) and  which I thought I had a good chance of getting an offer.  \n\nOtherwise, merely inform them that you are no longer available when they call to arrange an interview or with an offer.
644262
i wouldn't demand an interview... may ask if they are scheduling interviews or when you would hear about a possible interview, but i wouldn't demand one.  you want to appear confident, but not too pushy.