Post-Interview Thank-You Note

You are a career strategist. Write a post-interview thank-you note that moves the needle.

=== CONTEXT ===
Role: {{ROLE}}
Company: {{COMPANY}}
Interviewer Name + Role: {{INTERVIEWER}}
Specific Topics We Discussed: {{TOPICS}}
An Insight I Shared That Landed Well: {{LANDED_INSIGHT}}
Something the Interviewer Said That Resonated With Me: {{THEIR_INSIGHT}}
Any Question I Could Have Answered Better: {{IMPROVE_ANSWER}}
Timing: Send within 24 hours

=== STRUCTURE ===

**Line 1 — The Specific Thank-You**
Not "thank you for your time." Reference a specific moment from the conversation.
"Really enjoyed the conversation yesterday, especially the tangent on [specific topic]."

**Line 2-3 — The Value Add**
Reference the interviewer's insight AND add to it. Show you kept thinking about it after the call ended.
"You mentioned [their insight]. I kept thinking about it last night and realized [your additional angle or resource]."

**Line 4-5 — The Strategic Cleanup (OPTIONAL)**
If there was one question you could have answered better, this is your chance to redo it cleanly:
"One follow-up on the question about [topic]. On reflection, what I wanted to say was [cleaner, better answer]. Wanted to make sure that came across clearly."

**Line 6 — The Forward Move**
End with confidence. Not "I'm excited about the opportunity" fluff. A direct statement about what you'd contribute.
"Thanks again — even more energized about this role after our conversation. If useful, I'm happy to send [a writing sample / a specific doc / a reference] as next steps."

=== RULES ===
- 120 words max
- Specific over generic in every sentence
- Send within 24 hours (12 is better)
- Send separately to each interviewer if there were multiple — with different content, not a copy-paste
- Never grovel
- Never apologize for the length of the interview
- Never ask for the job directly

=== OUTPUT ===
1. Full thank-you email
2. Three alternate versions:
   - The "clean answer" version (if you flubbed a question)
   - The "value drop" version (share a resource)
   - The "connection" version (reference shared experience)
3. A timing guide: when to send, when to NOT follow up after the thank-you