The US Food and Drug Administration is starting to publish letters the agency sent to pharmaceutical companies when their ...

I received my rejection letter the next day. It's clear they'd already made a hiring decision before my interview, but in order to get that letter in the mail the same day, they had to have mailed ...

Many candidates never hear back from potential employers after carefully constructing their CVs and giving their all in job ...

When these same rejection letters appeared in my email inbox by the masses last year, ... “Not Inviteds” (for my On-Campus Interview friends), or pieces of paper.

One of my rejection letters said, “The faculty has determined that we will not be able to offer you the opportunity of an interview at this time.” Emphasizing the “opportunity” felt like ...

We interviewed company leaders and hiring managers to find out why companies no longer send rejection letters – and why those who do, still do. 1. Sheer volume.

In a now-viral video on TikTok, a woman said she landed a job interview by sending a meme as her response to the initial rejection email.. The video, which was posted by SwedishSwan (@swedishswan ...

Others told the woman that they would be stealing this move from her playbook next time they received a rejection letter. “Unemployed for 8 months, im doing it rn, idc anymore,” one user said.

This Friday, Feb. 19, 2016 photo shows a letter dated May 13, 2005 written by author Harper Lee to Associated Press Reporter Allen G. Breed. Breed had requested an interview with Lee, but she ...

The letter arrived early in the job-interview process. Normally that would be a good thing, affording time to schedule additional interviews and adjust what clearly wasn’t working in his approach.