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- Hey everyone, this is Self Made Millennial, I am Madeline Mann. In this video, I am giving you the best thank you email template with two examples to put this puppy in action. Join the thousands of people who have gotten results because of this channel. So subscribe and hit the bell, (bell rings) to get actual advice every Thursday. Both myself and my students have gotten emails in response to this thank you email, saying it was the best thank you email they've every received. So, yeah! This is gonna get you far folks and stay to the end, because I'll tell you the subject line of this email and what to do if you don't hear back from them, after the thank you. Sending a thank you email after an interview is an absolute non-negotiable in your job search. Commit to it right now, that you will always send one after an interview. Got it? (slapping hands) Gentleman's agreemtent. Huzzzah! - Huzzah! - The reason is, it shows, you want the role. And deepens the emotional connection. Companies want people who want them. And the coolest thing about this, is research shows that only about 20% of candidates send thank you notes. Which is in line with my experience as a recruiter. So, you are way ahead of those other chumps when you do this. So when should you send the email? Within 24 hours. I actually heard of one job seeker, who left the interview, sat in her car, wrote personalized, physical thank you notes, and then walked back in, and handed them to a receptionist to distribute. That's pretty cool. I like email best because it gets to the people the fastest in 24 hours. But this method actually beats it all speed wise. So embrace that tip, if you want to. You'll for sure stand out. Here's the email template. Thee three ingredients that must be in the email are gratitude, enthusiasm and personalization. So it should sound something like, (clears throat) Hi Name. Thank you for taking the time to meet with me today. I enjoyed our conversation, especially a specific topic you discussed. I'm very excited about this opportunity, and I look forward to hearing about next steps. All the best, Name. Okay, let me show you this in action. I am going to show you two thank you emails I sent IRL, in real life. The first is to recruiter, and our conversation was short. So there isn't a lot of detail, and the second is to a person interviewed me. Example number one, here's my email to the person who set up the interviews and I met them at the onsite. Hi, I'm glad that we finally met in person. Thank for taking the time to explain some of the team dynamics and your biggest focuses for this role. Name confirmed that you all reach out on Friday and so I look forward to hearing back. I'm very interested in...