Congratulations, the interview went well! But now, you’re made of questions. What’s the right way - and when’s the right time - to follow up? Do you send an email, or would a text be enough to ...

Follow-up is one of the most important parts of the sale process. Unfortunately, research tells us that almost half of all salespeople are not very good at it. Nearly half—48 percent—of salespeople ...

Following up after an interview is a crucial step in the job application process that many overlook. A well-crafted follow-up email after an interview can reinforce your interest in the role, ...

You put on your best business attire, practiced your interview answers one more time, and sat down across the table from your potential new boss. After the interview, you probably feel a huge sense of ...

One of the toughest parts of a job-search journey is often waiting to hear back from a company after an interview or interviews. The countless instances of checking emails or hoping for phone calls ...

Hosting an open house is exciting, but the real opportunity comes after the last guest leaves. A well-timed open house follow-up email is often what turns a quick conversation at the door into a real ...

As a small-business owner for the past 20 years, I have found one activity equally frustrating and fulfilling: following up with prospects and clients. It’s frustrating because sometimes I don’t hear ...

The upcoming follow-up to the popular NBC comedy will follow the employees at a Midwestern newspaper -- here's everything we know. The Office follow-up series is in very early stages, but we now know ...

I survey every client when they complete a campaign with my business, PostcardMania. I always want to know what we’re doing well and what we can improve. Recently, we added a new question to that ...

Zillow's updated privacy policy for Follow Up Boss has sparked debate among real estate agents. The policy introduces "mutual customer data," allowing Zillow to engage with clients who have a Zillow ...

The new comedy series, set in the same universe as the beloved Steve Carell show, will be set at a dying Midwestern newspaper. By Lesley Goldberg Television Editor, West Coast Peacock on Wednesday ...