I recently attended an interview after submitting my CV to a reputable company. Actually, I sent my CV to the Human Resources Manager. I sent it directly to her email as an unsolicited application and I was invited for an interview few days later.

The interview was for a technical position and I was interviewed by 2 Engineers and the Human Resources Manager herself. I could tell from the reactions of the Engineers, that they gave me a nod for the position, even the HR Manager was quite impressed with my performance at the interview.

It is now 4 weeks since after my interview and I have only heard from them just once. A lady in the HR department just called me to confirm if I was in Lagos and I told her I am not, I actually work in a different state. Since then, I have not heard from them.

My question is that will I look too forward if I send an email to the HR Manager about the outcome of my interview. I have already sent her an email before and I got that call asking if I am in Lagos a day after I sent her the mail.

Please guys I need your views on this.

Anfieldboss:
I recently attended an interview after submitting my CV to a reputable company. Actually, I sent my CV to the Human Resources Manager. I sent it directly to her email as an unsolicited application and I was invited for an interview few days later.

The interview was for a technical position and I was interviewed by 2 Engineers and the Human Resources Manager herself. I could tell from the reactions of the Engineers, that they gave me a nod for the position, even the HR Manager was quite impressed with my performance at the interview.

It is now 4 weeks since after my interview and I have only heard from them just once. A lady in the HR department just called me to confirm if I was in Lagos and I told her I am not, I actually work in a different state. Since then, I have not heard from them.

My question is that will I look too forward if I send an email to the HR Manager about the outcome of my interview. I have already sent her an email before and I got that call asking if I am in Lagos a day after I sent her the mail.

Please guys I need your views on this.

Send an e-mail to the HR manager, politely asking for feedback on your performance at the interview. Ask him/her if they need further info or clarification from you on anything, and also let them know that you would be interested in relocating, if you are asked to do so. Then wait for a response. Don't forget to thank the HR Manager for making the interview happen in the first place, and give them a promise to do the best you can, if you are eventually asked to come on board.

The worst they can say to you, is No! So just do it!