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I want to follow up, but I also don't want to push it too far or be any sort of inappropriate. Would a heartfelt note indicating my excitement to work with the team be out of line? Any other suggestions on how to follow up creatively?

Background: I've been in the hiring process for seven weeks since my original application and it has included multiple phone interviews, a skills test, and a Skype interview. The more I find out about this company, the more I want to work there - the people are excellent, the growth prospects are solid, and the industry is a good, consistent one with long-term written all over it. I couldn't be more enthused about this prospect.

The paraphrased response from one of the HR reps I received last week: "Sorry to keep you waiting to hear about this position. The department here is going to be going through some structural changes in the next few weeks or so. The hiring team is still interested in your candidacy for the position, but with the restructuring, their decision will take a little bit longer."
<bot>: company is delaying a hiring decision by "a few weeks or so" and I want to follow up in an impactful and memorable way.