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Doing This Will Lose You The InterviewSo you've been searching a while and finally found a job you're interested in applying for. You dust off your resume and fill out and submit the job application. But what you do next could make or break your chances of winning an interview.If you're going to send a follow-up letter after your job application and resume submission - you should think again. In today's episode, I share a real-world example of how one applicant's interview chances quickly went down the drain - don't do the same!Chapters[01:19]You've finally found a job that you're interested in and plan to apply.[02:20]After submitting your resume and cover letter you decide to send a follow-up letter.[03:28]Anytime you send any form of communication you need to make sure it's error-free![04:37]What caught the hiring manager's eye that led him to consider an interview?[05:49]Try to avoid communicating when you're upset, you're unlikely to be thinking logically.[07:58]What if that job application thank you letter was never sent?[09:55]Today's message is all about clean, clear, crisp communication. And, communication is a two-way street![12:32]Any type of communication you send out to a hiring company should be double or triple-checked for accuracy and errors.[14:49]Check out our free resources and downloads.Mentioned LinksFree Resources - CraigAncel.comMy new Cover Letter Master Class is out!Coupled with my Resume Master Class it’s a winning combination.You no longer need to skip job postings that require cover letters.Get lifetime access to create, update, or redesign your cover letter and resume.Visit craigancel.com and grab your Cover Letter and Resume Master Class bundle today!