You recently attended a job interview, which you thought went well. However, you did not get the job. Write a letter to the interviewer asking for feedback. In your letter, introduce yourself and remind the interviewer who you are, express your disappointment in a polite way, and request feedback on your interview to improve for future opportunities.

Dear Mr. Smith, I hope this letter finds you well. My name is Emma Watson, and I recently had the pleasure of interviewing for the Marketing Manager position at your esteemed company on the 5th of April. I am writing to express my sincere gratitude for the opportunity to discuss my qualifications and the potential I believed I could bring to your team. Although I was disappointed to learn that I was not selected for the position, I understand that the decision-making process is highly competitive and challenging. I am reaching out to kindly request any feedback you could provide regarding my interview performance. I am eager to learn and improve, and any insights you could share would be invaluable to me as I continue my job search and professional development. Thank you once again for considering my application and for the possibility to learn from this experience. I look forward to your response. Warm regards, Emma Watson