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Also tell me why.. and don't have your administrative assistant make the call. YOU (the person who interviewed me) call me. Tell me what you liked and what you
by enjo 16y ago
Also tell me why.. and don't have your administrative assistant make the call. YOU (the person who interviewed me) call me. Tell me what you liked and what you didn't. I took a few hours out of my day to come talk to you, give me some honest feedback here.
- __mharrison__ 16y agoThis is annoying, bad sadly I believe there are legal issues that prevent more than one sentence "we decided to pass on you" (IANAL).
- wtn 16y agoThe OP wasn't asking for a loveletter—he just wants always to receive a confirmation of the "no" answers after they have been made. It's not much to ask.
- jerf 16y agoI can understand why you might want that, but I'm sorry, that's insane from the other side. While this is by no means the only reason this can't work, it is enough: Telling you directly why we passed is an invitation to get into a very heated argument about how that's not true and how it was misunderstood and how unfair the whole thing is. And there's still the legal reasons, and a number of other human reasons; I could go on for a while on how bad an idea this is. It can't happen this way.