Employment Interview Rejection Letter

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HR

LANGUAGE
English

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.docx (0.01 MB)

An employee receiving a job rejection letter is notified that their job application has been declined. The rejection letter formally communicates this information so that the job seeker can move forward with their search. In addition to being known as rejection letters, they are also known as rejections of employment or rejections of candidates.

How do you politely reject a candidate in a letter?

Here are the steps to follow:

It is important to thank the applicant. You should begin your letter by thanking the applicant for their time and effort spent working through your hiring process, and the interest they showed in your company.
Share the news politely.
Reasons for rejection should be explained.
Let's close on a positive note.

Rejection letters for employment interviews are as follows:

This sample rejection letter can be downloaded and customized based on your needs and criteria by making the necessary changes. As part of our tips, we are also providing you with a sample rejection letter for you to use after a few edits. Below is an example letter for your guidance:

Dear Sir/Madam {{Name}},

Interviews for the open teaching position in the {{school/department}} of {{list school/department}} at {{University name}} have been completed for all qualified candidates and we regret to inform you that the position has been offered to and accepted by another candidate. Thank you for your interest in {{name of the University}} and best wishes in your future endeavors.

Yours sincerely,

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