Follow Up with a Polite and Concise Email

If a reasonable amount of time has passed (usually one to two weeks), send a brief email expressing your continued interest and politely inquiring about any updates. Keep your tone positive and appreciative of the opportunity, which demonstrates your enthusiasm without seeming pushy.

If a reasonable amount of time has passed (usually one to two weeks), send a brief email expressing your continued interest and politely inquiring about any updates. Keep your tone positive and appreciative of the opportunity, which demonstrates your enthusiasm without seeming pushy.

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