Start with a follow-up email, advised Diane Gottsman, a national etiquette expert and owner of the Protocol School of Texas based in San Antonio. Email is an appropriate way to keep your name fresh in the interviewer’s mind in the evolving world of business etiquette. “Before, we would say an email is impersonal, and it’s not as professional, but the reality is we are in an electronic world,” she said. “We live digitally and quickly. I don’t suggest a text, but I do suggest a quick response.”
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