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Employment Candidate Rejection Letter
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Document Overview
A Candidate Rejection Letter is a formal document sent by an employer or hiring manager to inform a job applicant that they have not been selected for the position they applied for.
Key Components:
1. Company Details
2. Candidate’s Information
3. Subject Line
4. Introduction
5. Decision Explanation
6. Encouragement and Future Opportunities (Optional)
7. Closing Statement
8. Signature
Purpose of the letter:
1. Professionalism - Shows professionalism by showing respect for candidates
2. Closes the loop on the hiring process for candidates
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