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I agree with you, except that the company should send out a rejection letter as soon as they can. If I were hiring, I would only send a non-generic response if
by herodotus 8y ago
I agree with you, except that the company should send out a rejection letter as soon as they can. If I were hiring, I would only send a non-generic response if the rejected candidate specifically asked me if I would be willing to give her or him constructive feedback, or otherwise indicate why they did not get the position.
- joeax 8y agoWhat if they are not rejecting you? What if they like you as a candidate but decided to move forward with someone else (and it was a tough decision), and want to wait to see if that person will work out. It sucks, but it happens.