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Man Gets Rejection Mail From Company In The Middle Of Interview: "Hilariously Unfortunate"
A Reddit user shared his "hilariously unfortunate" experience of being rejected by a company while he was still being interviewed for the role on a Zoom call.
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US Company Apologises After Sending This One-Word Rejection Letter
The company wrote in its email, "We are very sorry this error occurred, as it does not represent who we are or how we treat people."
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"Don't Attempt To Apply Again": Company's Rude Rejection Email Goes Viral
A rejection email has gone viral on social media for its needlessly rude and aggressive tone. US-based IT company Elite Software Automation sent the email to an applicant who had given a test for the position of Frontend Software Engineer.
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Job Interviews: 65% of Candidates Prefer Getting Rejected by Mail, Says Survey
The survey also reveals that a vast majority of professionals, both active and passive, are interested in hearing from the company after interview and pegs the figure at 46 per cent.
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Man Gets Rejection Mail From Company In The Middle Of Interview: "Hilariously Unfortunate"
A Reddit user shared his "hilariously unfortunate" experience of being rejected by a company while he was still being interviewed for the role on a Zoom call.
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US Company Apologises After Sending This One-Word Rejection Letter
The company wrote in its email, "We are very sorry this error occurred, as it does not represent who we are or how we treat people."
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"Don't Attempt To Apply Again": Company's Rude Rejection Email Goes Viral
A rejection email has gone viral on social media for its needlessly rude and aggressive tone. US-based IT company Elite Software Automation sent the email to an applicant who had given a test for the position of Frontend Software Engineer.
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Job Interviews: 65% of Candidates Prefer Getting Rejected by Mail, Says Survey
The survey also reveals that a vast majority of professionals, both active and passive, are interested in hearing from the company after interview and pegs the figure at 46 per cent.
