I submitted an application to be a part-time I-Banking Assitant for a boutique firm about two weeks ago (by Friday, two weeks will have passed). I called him a few days after the deadline to make sure he received my application, is it too much if I call to see if the position is filled and to ask for some feedback regarding my application? Thanks.
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Send an email instead. People are pretty busy and repeatedly calling can piss and otherwise helpful person off. Now I am not saying that you shouldn't be persistent, but I don't think enough time has passed and you already called once. Keep at him, just be a little softer with it.
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