Initial email exchanges were rapid, but then i sent my resume and no response...?
Example 1 (MD):
Basically I shoot an email, respond the next day
i shoot an email back, they respond in minutes
Call the prerson
thank you email
few more emails back and forth, asks for my resume
i send resume, no response
Example 2 (VP):
Shoot emails back and forth
Person asks for resume and to schedule a call in a week or two
Email resume, no response
There were immediate responses at first, but no response after the resume
What's up, does this mean my resume just sucks? should i call them to ask if they had the chance to look it over and ask for recommendations? not sure what to even call about really...





Post your resume
Post your resume
"The way to make money is to buy when blood is running in the streets."
-John D. Rockefeller
Not necessarily your resume,
Not necessarily your resume, there are a multitude of reasons why the opportunity could have gone away...
How do you even know if the
How do you even know if the "opportunity go away"
am i just overthinking it?
Post resume.
Post resume.
You need to post your resume.
You need to post your resume.
thatruth34pp: How do you even
How do you even know if the "opportunity go away"
am i just overthinking it?
They stop responding to you or outright tell you that you're out of the running.
Might be overthinking it...
Might be overthinking it... people do get busy.
Email back a week later
Email back a week later saying you just wanted to make sure they got your resume. They might just be busy.
At this time every year... a
At this time every year... a bunch of new users ask people to post their resumes. I've done the same thing. These guys just want to look at your resume to work on their own.
There's a chance they could be circulating your resume to the right people, so just hold tight and circle back in a week or so.
How simple is this?
How simple is this? Interpretation: McKayla Maroney's face.
Telling from my own experience.
I'm feeling like a star, you can't stop my shine---Ridin' Solo
Here is a networking related
Here is a networking related question: If you send an email to an alum who you had been in touch with (maybe a while back) and they don't respond, is it appropriate to re-send the email a few weeks later (in the chance that they either forgot to respond, or didn't see the initial email)? This has happened a few times for me- people I spoke with last spring and was told to reach back out to in the fall don't respond to an initial email- thoughts?