Monday Motivation: How Soon Should You Follow Up After an Interview?

Kick off your week with Monday Motivation!

Tip of the week

You had a great interview, you sent a thank you note, now what? You want to follow up with the hiring manager, but you don’t want them to think you’re nagging them. Sadly, there is no straightforward answer to how soon you should follow up. Every company is different because of their industry, size, and location.

General rule of thumb, wait two weeks between each interaction. The exception to this rule would be if they said they wanted to fill the role immediately.

This week’s highlighted jobs:

Assistant Director of Marketing for Patron Services
Everyman Theatre
Baltimore, MD

Chief Preparator
Auburn University
Auburn, AL

Client Liaison – Senior Database Specialist
Artlogic
Brooklyn, NY

Studio Assistant to Textile Artist
Melissa Cody Studio
Long Beach, CA

Exhibitions & Events Manager
UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art
Colorado Springs, CO

This week’s highlighted opportunities:

Shipman Window Project: Church of the Heavenly Rest
Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest
New York, NY

Call for Artists
Friends of Arrow Park
Monroe, NY

Call for Artists – National Juried Exhibition
South Arkansas Arts Center
El Dorado, AR

Project Gallery V Summer Exhibition
Project Gallery V
Brooklyn, NY

– Mary-kate Grohoski, Sales Manager

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