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Responding To Employment Rejection LetterNobody likes employment rejection letter after a job interview, but that happens sometimes. You may feel angry, humiliated, powerless, isolated or even think it's unfair. But try not to take it personally and stay cool. If you really like the company, you may want to write an letter to indicate your continued interest and request consideration for future openings within the organization. Below are a sample employment rejection letter and a sample letter responding it. Sample Employment Rejection Letter: September 8, 2004 Job Seeker Dear Mr. Seeker: We were very glad to have the opportunity of meeting you on September 1, 2004. We were very impressed with your capabilities and agree you have a great deal to offer. However, after much discussion and deliberation, we finally concluded that there does not seem to be a close enough match between your strengths and abilities and our particular requirements. Therefore, we believe it would not be right from our point of view - or probably in your longer term interests - to progress your application any further. We appreciate your interest in Bright Company and for all the time you've given us. We'll keep your resume on file for 3 months for review should we have an opening that matches your skills. Again, thank you for your interest and best wishes to your future endeavors. Sincerely, Responding To Employment Rejection Letter: September 8, 2004 David A. Anderson Dear Mr. Anderson: I just received your letter today, indicating that you have selected another candidate for the Sales Manager position I interviewed. Although I am disappointed, please know that I appreciate your letting me know your decision in such a timely manner. I also appreciate the courtesy and professionalism during the whole hiring process. I want to reiterate my strong interest in working for Bright Company. Please keep me in mind when you have another opening in the near future. Again, thank you for the opportunity to interview and best wishes to your company. Sincerely, More readings and help on job interviews: Responding To Employment Rejection Letter Go Back To Job Interview Page
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