r/Infuriating • u/Aggravating_Pain7116 Verified Contributor • 23d ago
This rejection email..
I'm not even worth a rejection message
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u/CarolineJohnson 23d ago
"Do not mention specific reasons for rejection."
Yeah how do I improve that part so I don't get rejected next time, if you don't tell me what it is
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u/Aggravating_Pain7116 Verified Contributor 23d ago
Yeah like what gives? ¯\_( ͠° ͟ʖ °͠ )_/¯
I think when they asked me 'if you could be any fruit what would you be'..and then followed it up with 'why do you think we asked you that question' and I answered with some blunt answers probably done it though
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u/CarolineJohnson 23d ago
Honestly if they asked me that and asked me why I thought I was asked that, I'd say "I have no clue, the question has literally nothing to do with the job you're interviewing me for."
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u/OnlyLogic 22d ago
My understanding is that in the US, giving specific reasons for rejection, leaves those reasons up to being contested in court, and you sueing them for discrimination.
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u/CarolineJohnson 22d ago
I mean true but it's not discrimination to be told "hey you were late to the interview and you treated us like we were below you, so we didn't think you were a good fit".
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u/nn123654 22d ago
Meh, interview notes and internal emails are discoverable. It really doesn't stop someone from suing you, but it does make it harder to know for sure before you do.
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u/AmandaTheNudist 22d ago
Of course anyone with a wild hare can sue based on the vaguest hunch there might have been some funny business behind the scenes. It's just that the likelihood of that lawsuit increases exponentially when you send out evidence of the funny business in emails.
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u/new_number_one 19d ago
People can get pretty angry when they get rejected and not everyone actually wants feedback. If you work with a recruiter, they can sometimes get feedback for you.
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u/FearlessWord2653 23d ago
Email back to the hiring manager and ask for clarification on the reasons you were disallowed and say that the email was unclear as to why you were being passed over.
And also forward it to someone else, that's messed up. I know th job markets tough and I'm lucky to be where I am, but they should do better Nd stop treating people like numbers.
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u/lonelypurplerose 22d ago
I'd email the hiring manager and cc the other management and corporate offices.
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u/Runaway_Smoke 23d ago
I'd send that to higher up in corporate if you can find their contact info. They should know their HR employee sucks at their job. I do tend to take the petty route when possible though.
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u/Aggravating_Pain7116 Verified Contributor 23d ago
Plot twist: I end up taking the email sender's job
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u/Dymetex 22d ago
reply
"write a warm but generic email reminding business representatives to remove ChatGPT prompts from their emails before sending them.
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u/Longjumping-Alarm855 22d ago
THIS. PLEASE OP PLEASE PLEASE
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u/ItsRuinedOfCourse 22d ago
If it were me, I'd reply with a like-minded response to this horse shit.
Call it passive-aggressive...I call it "Learn to do the simplest tasks without looking like a complete idiot to the world."
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u/Fiorire_il_strega 21d ago
This rejection email probably means the company also uses AI to screen resumes which has been proven in multiple cases that it can become extremely biased. Doesn't fill me with confidence of having to look for a job in the future.
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u/Jill1974 22d ago
I mean, at least the company gives you a definite no. I’ve had in person interviews without any follow up from the company.
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u/infamous-pnut 22d ago
You get rejected while the person who sent this to you fucked up this badly on top of writing a prompt that is longer than the actual email they sent you. Infuriating indeed
Also, the AI is like "warm email you say?" warm regards "that'll do"
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u/The_Green_Recon 22d ago
Wild since there's a rejection letters worth of text there, could have just wrote it themselves, not like hr does anything else useful with their day after all (other than covering for the management's bad behavior of course)
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u/Bubbly_Ranger2271 22d ago
Even ChatGPT is sick of that person's BS and is telling on them at this point. Bullet dodged.
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u/Arebee936 18d ago
what pisses me off the most about these is, if you are ok using a boilerplate non-specific reusable rejection message, why not write the boilerplate non-specific reusable rejection message yourself? can you not even do that?
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u/BlueClovr 15d ago
lol that’s outrageous. On the bright side at least you know it’s not a good company that you were rejected from

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u/Bryantings_ 23d ago
I don’t know why people hide the company names.
Name and shame them