In a follow-up letter after an interview,one should avoid:
A)countering any negative impressions that may have come up at the interview.
B)using shorthand language and/or emoticons.
C)being enthusiastic.
D)using a formal letter format.

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Using shorthand language and/or emoticons is considered unprofessional in a follow-up letter after an interview. It's important to maintain a professional tone to make a good impression.

In a Follow-Up Letter After an Interview,one Should Avoid