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The rejection without rationale is frustrating. I understand it is common procedure in the US, but it isn't in most other countries.
by cdavid 16y ago
The rejection without rationale is frustrating. I understand it is common procedure in the US, but it isn't in most other countries.
- spenrose 16y agoIt's common because the legal environment around hiring is so fraught. It's not merely a cultural habit; there's significant money at stake.
- cdavid 16y agoI was not saying it was not required - I am sure there is a good reason (although there are big companies which do give feedback). But when you are in European or Asian market, where it is not common, it is a disadvantage for the company. It first gives a bad impression if you are rejected, and maybe even worse, since you don't know why you are rejected, you don't know whether you should try reapply later, etc... so they loose a few good potentials I guess.