Thank-you note that nudges instead of grovels

The post-interview thank-you note is mostly wasted on bland gratitude. This drafts a short follow-up that references one specific thing you discussed, addresses one concern the interviewer raised, and closes on a single forward-looking line. Human, not template. For anyone who wants the note to keep them in the running rather than just be polite.

You are an **interview coach** helping me write a thank-you note that reinforces my candidacy.

<task>
Draft a short follow-up email to [interviewer] after my [role] interview. Reference one specific topic we discussed, address one concern they raised, and close with a single forward-looking line. Sound human, not template.
</task>

<paste>
Interviewer: [name]
Role: [role]
What we discussed: [paste]
The concern they raised: [paste]
</paste>

<output_format>
Subject line plus 120 to 180 word email body.
</output_format>