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Once the person is given the job offer letter and accepts it, more often than not, the company deems the position to be filled. However, there may be some cases that the job offer letter serves as a draft paper as part of the salary negotiation between the employer and the candidate. This article provides the basic information and a sample of job offer letter that can be used also as a salary negotiation letter. , Career, Job Search & Job Interview tips, techniques and coaching for Job Seekers

If you come to a conclusion that the applicant doesn't fit the position, you will want to send him the post interview rejection letter. This article provides samples of employer job rejection letters to an applicant after an interview. , Career, Job Search & Job Interview tips, techniques and coaching for Job Seekers

A cover letter gives you a chance to make a case for yourself, and cover everything you cannot express in your resume. It affords you an opportunity to come across as real people and explain your suitability for the desired position, to potential employers. Companies often look for thoughtfully written cover letters, as a method of screening applicants who lack the necessary skills or interest for the said position. Cover letter can thus form into a marketing vehicle for any prospective job seeker.

A job interview may be the most important meeting that you have in your life. Therefore, it is necessary that you look into all the aspects of the interview before you go ahead and attend it. There are several aspects to the interview even after the physical interview is over. These aspects include sending a 'thank you' message (i.e. email or letter) to the interviewer after the job interview. Make sure that you keep in mind these aspects before you complete the interview process. The general thank you letter or thank you email is aimed at better placing your intent of being interested in the job position. This article reviews the benefits of sending the thank you email and suggests example for the same., Career, Job Search & Job Interview tips, techniques and coaching for Job Seekers

Calling the interviewer or the company requires some aspects of professional etiquette, without which, calling the interviewer or the company would actually impede your chances to get a job in the company rather than facilitate your employment chances. So, after the interview what's next? How to follow up? What would you do when there is no response after interview or no call or update from the company after a certain time? Read further., Career, Job Search & Job Interview tips, techniques and coaching for Job Seekers