If your application letter and résumé fail to bring a response within a week or so after the position close date,
A)let the CEO of the company know that you're being mistreated.
B)follow up by email or telephone.
C)cross this particular job possibility off your list.
D)send another copy of your application letter and résumé.
E)assume that the employer has offered the job to someone else.

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It is always recommended to follow up with the employer after submitting an application. Typically, it is best to wait at least one week after the position has closed before following up. This shows that you are interested in the position, and also helps to ensure that your application was received and considered. Sending another copy of your application letter and résumé is not necessary, as it may be seen as pushy or desperate. Assuming that the employer has offered the job to someone else is also not advisable, as you never know what may have happened during the selection process, and there is always a chance that the position is still open. Crossing the job possibility off your list may be premature, as the employer may still be reviewing applications or may have had a delay in the hiring process.

If Your Application Letter and Résumé Fail to Bring a Response