When an employer reaches out to you, you'll notice when opening their message, the options to select 'Interested' or 'Not Interested.' Here's how they work and how you can manage your responses.
The First Step in Communication
- Before you can reply, you need to click either 'Interested' or 'Not Interested.'
- This system helps you manage your conversations and keeps your inbox focused on potential opportunities.
What Happens When You Choose
- Interested: If you're keen on the opportunity, click 'Interested.' The conversation stays in your inbox, and you can proceed to reply to the employer.
- Not Interested: Selecting 'Not Interested' moves the conversation to your Archived section. This is helpful if you want to keep your inbox neat but still have a record of past interactions.
Accidentally selected 'Not Interested'?
- If you've selected 'Not Interested', you can retrieve the message by simply going to your Archived section, selecting the message, and clicking 'Unarchive'.
Tips for Effective Communication
- Take Your Time: Before making a selection, review the employer's message and consider your response.
- Keep Records: Archived messages are a useful record of your interactions and can be referred back to if needed.
Remember, the 'Interested' and 'Not Interested' feature is designed to make your job search more efficient. It helps you prioritize potential jobs and manage your conversations with ease.