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So I had a job interview yesterday for a social media marketing position. During the interview, I told the HR person that I would send them an email later that day with some links to my video and written content...
BUT I sent the email to a .org instead of .com address. This was 28 hours ago, and their mail system just notified me, 20 minutes ago that my email didn't go through.
So obviously, I resent the email ASAP. But now I'm all worried that it makes me look bad. Like, I'm a liar because I didn't send the email that day as I implied. SO should I email or call the recuiter (I have their card) and mention the email snafu, or just it be?
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>>18199380
Unless they rescinded their offer because you technically didn't send the email, you should be fine.
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>>18199380
Yooooo chill
Just send the email and keep looking for interviews
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why didn't you just explain it in the email?
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>>18199380
You should have mentioned the snafu in the original email - but it would not hurt to send a followup note explaining the mistake.
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>>18199403
>>18199403
What do you think about this for the follow up?
Andrea,
I originally sent you this email shortly after our interview yesterday. However, I mistakenly put .org on the end of your email address and it didn't go through. Please excuse this delay.
Have a nice weekend,
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>>18199446
Everything's fine except the "Andrea" bit. You should say "Bob" instead.
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