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I have no problem being ghosted. The thing that really pisses me off, though, is receiving a rejection letter six weeks after the fact. I got one today. It's

• meowface 8y ago
  It's a bit silly to send one so late, but I'd rather get some word back rather than absolutely nothing.
  • maxk42 8y ago
    Not for an initial resume that was never responded-to. If we've never spoken before then it's really not necessary to send me a form-rejection. I'm not holding my breath.
• crysin 8y ago
  I've got one better. Submitted an application for a company, didn't hear back. Got a new job in the meantime and about 2 months after I submitted my application, I got an e-mail from their head of HR, like not from a no-reply address but a persons specific e-mail at the company, saying they really enjoyed their time interviewing me and thanking me for coming out to their office. Only I never did any of that, never had received anything outside of the original confirmation e-mail that they had received my application. Probably the strangest experience I've had while looking for jobs. I actually e-mailed the person back in a reply letting him know he never actually interviewed me nor did I ever visit the office. His response was something like "Thanks for the heads up." Didn't even apologize.