How do you react when you are not working

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From Danny Rubin

The following E-Guide is a new book by Danny Rubin, "Wait, How do I write this e-mail?" A collection of over 100 models for networking, job search and LinkedIn.

It is the moment of truth in the job interview process: job or not?

Wait until the computer and have the answer could change his career forever.

Then comes by email fatal. They opened with expectation and to discover ... You do not need to land the job. It is a difficult time, I know.

However, it is important to respond professionally, despite the sting of rejection. Here is exactly what to say to leave the door open for future possibilities.

Handle rejection as a professional

The employer sends the "Sorry, you do not need to land the job", e-mail or angry and very disappointed at the end, do not answer. They are dark and think: "Who needs this communion society ever know?."
Bad idea. Why?

No Answer: It leaves no chance in the table.

Short answer: Anything can happen.

And what if:

• The person who ultimately, the company decided not to take on the task?
• The company opts for two people and not a rent?
• Some unforeseen commits the company to go to the job search?

If you would, and another person finalists for the job, monitoring could affect email. They were great and took the rejection. The other person feel slighted leave.

Next time a big fat get "No," Send this answer:

Hello ______,

Thanks for letting me you know about the [name of the position / quote].

I understand his decision and grateful for the opportunity to interview for the position. Please note for the future prospects, also independently. I respect the work in [Company Name] done and would like to contribute, if possible.

NOTE: skill Difficult: Add this line before, "All the best"

"I keep a personal hashtag, #yournameportfolio, to write articles which I find interesting, and the last of my career. Please check to see it from time to time and what I do."

If you have a blog / website, you can create a shortcut there is.

Good luck,

- Your name

Electronic signature

Deeper Understanding

Driving rejection and see if you keep the relationship with the company - if there is still a place where you want to work.

The key is to react quickly and show nothing but confidence. You do not need to land the job - OK, life goes on. But to maintain a positive relationship with the employer and could go a long way to go.

It is possible, anywhere - even in an email response to rejection.