When To Do Your Follow Up
If you've submitted your resume and cover letter to a non profit job, you might think your work is over. After all, once you have expressed your interest, the ball is in the employer's court, right? Well, not quite. Theoretically, applying for a job should be all you have to do, but that's not the way the world works. Especially in such a competitive economic climate, it is very important to do a job follow up. Whether this is an e-mail or a call, it's imperative thtat you keep in touch to continue to express your interest and inquire on the process. So now that this fact has been established, the question now becomes when you should be following up on a job application.  |
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