Gabriel Obregón
Key vocabulary from this module
- "Being late"
- Definition: Not arriving on time for a scheduled meeting or event.
- "Follow up"
- Definition: To check in or get an update for more information in response to something.
- "If applicable"
- Definition: Used to indicate whether something is relevant or applies to you.
- "Mistake"
- Definition: An incorrect act or judgment; an error.
- "Role"
- Definition: A position or purpose that someone has in a company, situation, or relationship. It relates to duties or obligations.
- "Write down"
- Definition: To record something in written form, like on paper.
Useful expressions for following up after a job interview
Here are some polite and professional expressions to use when following up on your interview:
- “I wanted to thank you again for the opportunity to interview for the role. I enjoyed learning more about the company and the position.”
- “I wanted to follow up and see if there had been any updates on the hiring process for the position.”
- “I'm just writing to inquire about the status of my application for the role. I'm very interested in the opportunity and wanted to see if there is anything else I can provide to support my candidacy.”
- “I wanted to reach out and see if you have made any decisions regarding the role. I'm eager to hear back from you.”
- “I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to follow up on my interview for the role and see if there's any additional information I can provide to support my candidacy.”
Tips for using these expressions
- These expressions can help you sound polite and professional.
- They show your continued interest in the position.
- Practice saying these phrases out loud to become more confident in using them.