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Should I contact to receive a job's interview answer? [duplicate]
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I recently had a job interview for which I was told the date I would recieve a reply but still I did not receive it. That date was last week yet no reply.
Should I email to the person who interviewed me to update me on the outcome?
Or should I keep silent and admit their silence means I am rejected as they can not forget to answer to an applicant they are interested in?
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I recently had a job interview for which I was told the date I would recieve a reply but still I did not receive it. That date was last week yet no reply.
Should I email to the person who interviewed me to update me on the outcome?
Or should I keep silent and admit their silence means I am rejected as they can not forget to answer to an applicant they are interested in?
interviewing
edited Aug 10 at 9:31
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asked Aug 10 at 9:26
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There are plenty of similar questions on the workplace, it is likely you may find your answer if you go and have a quick search :)
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I recently had a job interview for which I was told the date I would recieve a reply but still I did not receive it. That date was last week yet no reply.
Should I email to the person who interviewed me to update me on the outcome?
Or should I keep silent and admit their silence means I am rejected as they can not forget to answer to an applicant they are interested in?
interviewing
edited Aug 10 at 9:31
Twyxz
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asked Aug 10 at 9:26
virtualbox
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This question already has an answer here:
What do you do if someone says they'll email you tomorrow, and they don't?
2 answers
I recently had a job interview for which I was told the date I would recieve a reply but still I did not receive it. That date was last week yet no reply.
Should I email to the person who interviewed me to update me on the outcome?
Or should I keep silent and admit their silence means I am rejected as they can not forget to answer to an applicant they are interested in?
This question already has an answer here:
What do you do if someone says they'll email you tomorrow, and they don't?
2 answers
interviewing
edited Aug 10 at 9:31
Twyxz
3,33631543
asked Aug 10 at 9:26
virtualbox
660228
edited Aug 10 at 9:31
Twyxz
3,33631543
edited Aug 10 at 9:31
Twyxz
3,33631543
edited Aug 10 at 9:31
Twyxz
3,33631543
3,33631543
asked Aug 10 at 9:26
virtualbox
660228
asked Aug 10 at 9:26
virtualbox
660228
asked Aug 10 at 9:26
virtualbox
660228
660228
marked as duplicate by Community♦ Aug 10 at 9:39
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
marked as duplicate by Community♦ Aug 10 at 9:39
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There are plenty of similar questions on the workplace, it is likely you may find your answer if you go and have a quick search :)
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Aug 10 at 9:38
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There are plenty of similar questions on the workplace, it is likely you may find your answer if you go and have a quick search :)
– Twyxz
Aug 10 at 9:38
There are plenty of similar questions on the workplace, it is likely you may find your answer if you go and have a quick search :)
– Twyxz
Aug 10 at 9:38
There are plenty of similar questions on the workplace, it is likely you may find your answer if you go and have a quick search :)
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If you’ve been given a certain date and a week has passed, there’s no harm in contacting them to enquire about it. You won’t appear as desperate if you just email them as long as you’re not going to harass them, you’ll just look keen/interested.
If they’d not given you a specific date, I would have waited.
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If you’ve been given a certain date and a week has passed, there’s no harm in contacting them to enquire about it. You won’t appear as desperate if you just email them as long as you’re not going to harass them, you’ll just look keen/interested.
If they’d not given you a specific date, I would have waited.
answered Aug 10 at 9:34
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If you’ve been given a certain date and a week has passed, there’s no harm in contacting them to enquire about it. You won’t appear as desperate if you just email them as long as you’re not going to harass them, you’ll just look keen/interested.
If they’d not given you a specific date, I would have waited.
answered Aug 10 at 9:34
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If you’ve been given a certain date and a week has passed, there’s no harm in contacting them to enquire about it. You won’t appear as desperate if you just email them as long as you’re not going to harass them, you’ll just look keen/interested.
If they’d not given you a specific date, I would have waited.
answered Aug 10 at 9:34
andtodd
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If you’ve been given a certain date and a week has passed, there’s no harm in contacting them to enquire about it. You won’t appear as desperate if you just email them as long as you’re not going to harass them, you’ll just look keen/interested.
If they’d not given you a specific date, I would have waited.
answered Aug 10 at 9:34
andtodd
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answered Aug 10 at 9:34
andtodd
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answered Aug 10 at 9:34
andtodd
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answered Aug 10 at 9:34
andtodd
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There are plenty of similar questions on the workplace, it is likely you may find your answer if you go and have a quick search :)
– Twyxz
Aug 10 at 9:38