A Follow-Up Email looks for updates on your process of hiring after waiting for a reasonable period of time.

It contains professionalism and showcases your interest while keeping you under the radar of the potential employer.

Send a Follow-Up Email after waiting for 5 to 7 business days after the initial email or interview.

Show gratitude for the opportunity given and express your respect for their given time.

To grab the attention of the employer via email, create a short, compelling, and direct subject line.

Make sure to have a formal, polite, and professional tone which implies seriousness and respect towards the communication.

Reiterate your enthusiasm for the job role, including why you are the right fit for the role.

If there is still no response after the Follow-Up Email then you can send another polite and professional email after a week.