rejection email

[winterbadger]

Dear Jan,

Thank you for applying for the Editor position at [deleted]; we are always pleased to hear from those who want to become leaders within our research organization. Your credentials are impressive; however, this letter is to inform you that you are no longer at this time, being considered for the position. The search committee did not come to this decision lightly. While you were not selected for this opening, we do hope that you continue to visit our website and apply for any other openings at [deleted] for which you are interested in and may qualify for in the future.

We wish you both personal and professional success in your job search and in the future. We appreciate your interest in our organization.

Regards,

[deleted]

HR Business Partner

[deleted]

[deleted email]

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On the one hand, I appreciate their letting me know. On the other hand, it sort of shows that they are right to be looking for an editor... (The variety of typefaces is, along with the rest, reproduced from the original.)

Comments

[shy-kat.livejournal.com]

Rejection sucks. Hugs. (And yes, they clearly need an editor.)

[winterbadger]

Thanks, punkin! The rejection didn't bother me that much, but the awful writing did. :-)

[ticktockmary.livejournal.com]

The awful writing made me cringe! If that organization is willing to let that crap go out with the company name on it then you didn't want to work there anyway.

[winterbadger]

:-) Probably true.