10+ Places to Get Email Templates for Networking & Job Hunting

2016-06-24 02:53:00

With emails being one of the primary means of communication in the world of professionalism, it is important to know how to properly format and what to include in an email.  Templates are a great resource to consider for networking and in pursuing a job.

1. THE MUSE

Plenty of websites are geared towards helping individuals hone their professional skills.  The Muse is a website with resources and blogs that break down exactly how a professional email should look.

2. IDEALIST CAREERS

A career website that has it all; idealist careers offers email templates and explain how to use each one.

3. FORBES

Everyone knows that Forbes is fro the businessman.  Their website offers plenty of advice and resources on emails and on sending LinkedIn messages when reaching out to network.  

4. USA TODAY

The popular news source has a college edition that is a packed with helpful information.  The site offers links to email templates on everything from cover letters to emailing a colleague just to propose a casual meeting.

5. NEWS TO LIVE BY

This helpful website has pre-maid templates ready for use.  They offer a variety of templates depending on your need.  All you have to do is fill in a few blanks.

6. QUINT CAREERS

Follow up emails are just as important as the initial emails.  Quint Careers offers links to follow up email templates, as well as resume and cover letter templates.

7. CAREER ATTRACTION

This website is well reviewed by top brands and, including Forbes.  They offer email examples to offer an idea of what to write in certain situations, such as this one:

Tim,

Really looking forward to speaking with you tomorrow at 2:30 at Starbucks at 24th & M Street.

As I mentioned in my initial outreach, I graduated from Stanford this May and am actively working to identify my first step post-college.

In addition getting to know you — and how you navigated your first few jobs after college — I’d also be interested in learning more about Patagonia. Specifically, I’m interested in the company’s approach to leadership development, a topic that is of great interest to me (the subject of my Senior Honors Thesis).

Ultimately, I am looking for a bit of advice and perspective, from someone whom a trusted friend, Bill, trusts very much.

Thanks, in advance, for the time — I am really looking forward to it. If anything comes up, my cell is 212-555-1212.

– Best,

Ben

P.S. I’ve attached an updated resume to this note to give you a better sense of the work I’ve been doing for the past 4 years and prior.

8. HUB SPOT

An experienced company Vice President offers his wisdom in this article that breaks down what to do with networking emails and what to avoid.

9.  LINKEDIN

Of course LinkedIn will have plenty of resources for any businessperson or career professional, including email template ideas.  This article discusses what you should actually say when seeking a job or interview.

10. COLLEGE WEBSITES

Many colleges, such as Harvard, will offer resources on how to model professional emails as well as sending follow up emails.