You crushed the interview, then heard nothing. Here's what to do next.

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d3sign/Getty ImagesShould you reach out if you get ghosted after an interview? We asked career coaches and recruiters. While two job coaches said it's a waste of time, one recruiter encouraged candidates to do so. A recruiting leader at Zapier shared a template you can send if you do decide to follow up.

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