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Mastering the art of closing remarks in job interviews

Securing a job interview is a significant step, but how you conclude the conversation can be just as crucial as your initial impression. Here’s how to leave a lasting impact that could tilt the scales in your favor.


Express your curiosity about the company

Ending your interview with insightful questions demonstrates your genuine interest in the role and the company. Ask about the company’s competitive edge, cross-functional work opportunities, cultural initiatives, and upskilling chances.


Reinforce your passion for the role

Emphasize your enthusiasm and commitment to the position. Highlight your alignment with the company’s values and client base, showcasing yourself as a people-first candidate.

Demonstrate you’re the right fit

Show that you’ve envisioned your success in the role by discussing strategic plans or presenting visual aids that outline your approach to the job.


End with a bang by asking for the job

Directly expressing your desire for the role can be powerful. Ask if anything in your background might hinder your success or an immediate job offer, showing confidence and initiative.

Conclude with gratitude

Always express gratitude for the interview opportunity. A sincere thank you can set a positive tone and is a courteous way to wrap up the interview. Follow up with a thank you email or a handwritten note to leave a memorable impression.

With these strategies, you’re ready to make a compelling closing statement in your next job interview. Good luck!

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