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What is a reasonable length of time after being presented with a contract, to follow up with a WFH library?
It was a blank contract to review and ask questions, which was fine. They seemed to be interested in the tracks I sent for consideration. I sent a link to a handful of other tracks I planned to submit as they requested.
I emailed seven days later to politely follow up. The reply that I received gave me the impression that I was rushing them (maybe I was?)So…it’s been over a month now and since then I submitted to another WFH library which I’m happy to say was successful. Different tracks.
Should I give it more time, follow up once more, or just move on?
Any opinions/experiences on this would be appreciated. I don’t want to burn bridges but I also don’t want to tie up 10 tracks.It was a blank contract to review and ask questions, which was fine. They seemed to be interested in the tracks I sent for consideration. I sent a link to a handful of other tracks I planned to submit as they requested.
I emailed seven days later to politely follow up. The reply that I received gave me the impression that I was rushing them (maybe I was?)I’m not quite sure that I understand the scenario. You sent cues that they accepted? They sent you a blank contract to review? It sounds like you were supposed to say yes or no to the contract. Then they would fill it out for the specific cues that you sent. Are you OK with the contract? If so, did you tell them? If you’re OK with the contract, send them a mother email (or call) let them know and ask if they’re still interested in those specific cues.
You need to clarify. They sent you a contract. It’s ok to take the next step and contact them.