Example result: Thank-you email after an interview
AI-generated example · Post-Interview Follow-Up
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Interview thank-you email prompt

This prompt writes a short thank-you email to send after an interview. You give the interviewer name, the role and company, and one specific topic you discussed. The email thanks them, mentions that topic in one sentence with how you could help, and restates your interest, in under 120 words with a subject line. Send it within 24 hours of the interview.

text-interview-thank-you — chatgpt — 62 words

Write a short thank-you email after my interview.
- Interviewer: [INTERVIEWER NAME]
- Role: [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY]
- Something specific we discussed: [TOPIC, e.g. their plan to expand to Tier-2 cities]

Thank them, mention that topic in one sentence along with how I could help, and restate my interest. Under 120 words, warm and confident, no clichés. Include a subject line.

Send it within 24 hours of the interview.

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What you will get

A short thank-you email under 120 words with a subject line: thanks, one sentence on the topic you discussed with how you could help, and a clear statement of interest in the role.

Common mistake

It opens with clichés such as “I hope this email finds you well”.

Fix: Add “start with the thank-you itself, no stock opening or closing phrases”.

Also watch for
  • The topic line only says “I enjoyed discussing” it. Give a small, useful addition, such as “I can share the market summary I mentioned” or one idea about the plan. It shows how you could help.
  • The same email goes to three interviewers. Write one email per person, each with a different point from their part of the interview. Panels often compare notes.
Try a variation: panel of three

Ask for “three short emails to three interviewers, each about a different topic they raised, each with its own subject line”. Individual notes feel more sincere.

Still not right? Reply with this

Remove the stock opening, make the topic sentence offer one specific idea I could contribute and keep the whole email under 100 words with a clear subject line.

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