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2 years ago

In two or three sentences, write a brief ending you might use in an interview to be courteous and positive about following up.

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statuscvo [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

The following would be a good way to end an interview.

It has been very interesting learning how the company works and the different tasks involved with the position. I would be very excited to get a chance to contribute to the team. Is there any other additional information or documentation that you will need from me? If so I would be glad to get it for you for our next meeting.

This ending would show your interest in the job and courteously set up further interactions.

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