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The only time I recall getting a rejection letter was from a UN agency. I thought it was very considerate of them and actually kept the letter for a long time.
by forinti 8y ago
The only time I recall getting a rejection letter was from a UN agency. I thought it was very considerate of them and actually kept the letter for a long time. The one time I gave feedback to a company turning them down, they blacklisted me because they thought I was snobbing them.
- mattkrause 8y agoI applied for a ton of jobs after finishing grad school. I dug up the spreadsheet and, nearly five years later, I still haven't heard from > 50 percent of them. It's understandable that companies don't put effort into candidates that got screened out automatically or by HR (though really, how much work would a form email be). However, a few of these places spent literally thousands of dollars (transcontinental flight, hotel, rental car, plus a day worth of interviews). A short email afterward really seems like the least they could do!