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In my experience, companies never bend on their in-house hiring process, so just walk away. No need to explain, unless they ask you to explain, and even then I'

by lapcat 4y ago

In my experience, companies never bend on their in-house hiring process, so just walk away. No need to explain, unless they ask you to explain, and even then I'm not sure you ought to explain. Politely say something like "After some reflection, I've decided not to pursue the position at [company]. Thank you very much for the consideration. I wish you the best of luck."

dylan604 4y ago
i would leave off the last sentence. no reason to end with a lie.
- JohnFen 4y ago
  It's not necessarily a lie.
  - dylan604 4y ago
    It would be if I were to say it. I would not wish luck upon someone that behaved like this. It would mean they would have the potential for continuing this insanity on others.
    - JohnFen 4y ago
      Maybe it would be a lie if you said it, but you were saying that it's a lie if someone else says it. That's not necessarily true.
      - dylan604 4y ago
        It can be read both ways
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waynesonfire 4y ago
they can pay you for your time to compile a feedback document.