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The next question to consider when following up after your interviews is where you should send the correspondence. Is it OK to send an e-mail blast to a distribution list of everyone you met Do you send the follow-up to the administrative assistant Where do you send itThank each person individually and promptly After each interview, it is important to send a separate and customized e-mail to each person you met. Sending an e-mail blast to a distribution list where you thank everyone at once shows laziness. It also doesn&rsquo;t allow you to mention specific things that came up in the different conversations that you might have had. At a minimum, send an e-mail directly to each person&rsquo;s corporate e-mail address. If you don&rsquo;t have his or her e-mail address, either get it from the company receptionist or try using the search engine, Google, to find it. On Google, you can type in the "@" symbol followed by the company's website address to try to get the naming convention...

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