Rejection Follow Up Letter

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How to reject a candidate via email Use the person's name. Thank them for applying. Start with the bad news (and don't apologize for picking the best candidate) Be personal. If you offer to provide feedback, make sure you really mean it. Encourage them to apply again. End professionally. Proofread all emails.
Responding to a rejection email is one way to show you are still interested. If you don't respond, the employer will never know how you feel about their company or may not think to consider you for future opportunities.
Dear [candidate name], Thank you for taking the time to meet with our team about the [role title] role at [company name]. It was a pleasure to learn more about your skills and accomplishments. Unfortunately, our team did not select you for further consideration.
Thank you for applying to <JOB POSITION> at <YOUR COMPANY NAME>. We appreciate your interest and the time you invested in applying for the position. We regret to inform you that you did not make it to the next round. We're rapidly growing and will be recruiting for similar positions soon.
Best practices for rejecting applicants Let them know quickly. Many people like to wait until they've found or hired the best candidate before notifying any other candidates that they won't be moving forward. Personalize your rejection. Make it short and sweet. Be honest.
How to reapply for a job after a rejection Ask why you're reapplying. The first step you should take before reapplying is to ask yourself why you're considering doing so. Create a new cover letter. Because the hiring manager will recognize and understand that you applied for that position before. Prepare for the interview.