Having difficulty drafting a thank you email for a position I interviewed for today which doesnt exavtly fit my job skills.

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March 15,2022 at 12:13AM UTC

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Having difficulty drafting a thank you email for a position I interviewed for today which doesnt exavtly fit my job skills. Any suggestions?

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Melissa Mellor, COOMarch 15,2022 at 1:39AM UTC
Simply a thank you letter is great. Try to also include verbiage addressing your hard vs soft skills. For example, 'while I have limited experience with (hard skills), I am confident that my experience with (soft skills) will enable me to ramp up quickly in the role'
Don't focus on what you don't have, but what you can bring to the table ❤️
T MNMarch 16,2022 at 12:28PM UTC
Thank you, sound advice, much appreciated.