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You'll never receive feedback on why you were rejected either way, so there's no way to prove or disprove this strategy, or any other. We hem and haw and tweak
by nsxwolf 3y ago
You'll never receive feedback on why you were rejected either way, so there's no way to prove or disprove this strategy, or any other.
We hem and haw and tweak and fret about every little thing in this process, but ultimately all roads lead to "Thank you for your interest in SomeCorp. Unfortunately, we have decided not to proceed with your candidacy at this time, but we appreciate the time and effort you dedicated to the application process. We will keep you in mind for future openings and we encourage you to keep current on new opportunities on our careers site."
- jakelazaroff 3y agoI don’t think the rejection reason matters in this context, though. GP’s point is that it’s better to filter out fundamental mismatches before a protracted interview process that ultimately results in a rejection anyway (or, worse, an acceptance that results in quitting or being fired).