Draft a follow-up message after an interview from your notes Prompts
Turns your interview notes and the job posting into a short follow-up message, without inventing promises or company facts.
- Area
- HR & recruiting
- Level
- Beginner
- Good for
- Use only points that were discussed and details supported by the posting
- Keep thanks, a reference to the conversation and an open next step separate
- Mark missing names or promises as not given instead of filling them in
How it works
- Paste your interview notes and the relevant excerpt from the job posting.
- If you have them, state the tone you want and what you explicitly want to mention or leave out.
- Do not invent promises, pay figures, dates or facts about the company that are not in your notes.
To copy
Draft a follow-up message after my interview using only my notes and the job posting. Do not invent promises, pay figures, dates, names or facts about the company that are not in my notes. Interview notes: [Paste the notes] Excerpt from the job posting, if available: [Text or: not stated] Desired tone, if known: [Note or: not stated] What should be mentioned or left out, if known: [Note or: not stated] Check and write: 1. A short message with thanks, a concrete reference to the conversation, and an open next step, each only from the notes. 2. No new promises, no assessment of my performance, and no invented conversation content. 3. Mark missing names, greetings or next steps as “not in the notes”. Do not guess. 4. No legal or pay advice.