Hi Monkeys,
Quick question. I know thank you emails after interviewing should be short and concise. But I totally failed to expand on an aspect of my past work experience that's entirely relevant to this position.
Is is appropriate to include 2-3 additional sentences expanding on a point that I missed in the interview?
Thank guys.
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No.
Care to expand? I'm not trying to correct a question I screwed up or anything. I'm just highlighting a couple things that I forgot to mention in my interview.
Would this still be in poor taste?
but what about Maybe?
heres my number, so call me maybe
It looks desperate and needy. The interviewer has already made his mind up about you, this revelation will not sway you from a no to a yes, but it may make him question an initial yes.
I guess that makes sense. I just keep kicking myself for not highlighting a couple things. Perhaps I'm overreacting.
Agreed, for sure do not expand. Be polite and concise.
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