You just got the email:
“We’ve decided to move forward with another candidate.”
The sting is real. But this doesn’t have to be the end of the story.
Before you mentally shut the door on the opportunity, I want you to pause and ask:
What if this is the beginning of a new connection—not just the end of a hiring process?
Here’s how to write a thank-you note that opens future doors (and doesn’t sound like every other one they’ll get this week).
Most candidates disappear quietly after a “no.”
The ones who don’t?
A thoughtful thank-you note keeps your professional energy high and positions you as someone they’ll remember.
Forget the generic “thank you for your time.”
Use this simple 3-part structu...
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