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HOW TO CONVERT REGRET MAIL TO FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES

 *How To Convert Regret Mail, To Future Opportunities*

Rejections are unfortunately part of every job search, no matter how qualified you are. Companies can't hire everyone and often need to reject incredible applicants because there just aren't enough openings.

When you receive a rejection email, you might instinctively want to delete the email and move on to the next job. While that's understandable, know that you can turn the situation into something more positive and useful to your career. And it only takes one email.


HOW TO RESPOND TO A REJECTION EMAIL (SAMPLES)

Subject: Regarding the [Job Title] position

Dear John Doe [or hiring manager name],

While it's disappointing to see this opportunity go, I want to thank you for getting back to me and letting me know about the decision. I also want to thank you for taking the time to meet with me. It was such a pleasure to meet you and Jane Doe [another hiring manager, recruiter, etc] and learn about employment hub [company name].

After having the chance to speak with you and after doing my research, I'm confident that [your industry] industry is where I want to work. I know that I am not in a position to ask for favours, but if you have a moment to spare I would love any additional feedback. Please do not feel obligated to answer this question, but if there was something you noticed, it will help me in my job search and I would be so grateful.

I hope everything works out with you and your new hire!


Thanks again,

[Your Name].


This way you have responded professionally and have kept the basket open to future opportunities. Any hiring manager would see the good attitude and want to call you for another available opportunity.

That said! How do we ensure you are the candidate for the job regardless of the limited openings available?. It's simple! Stand out of from the crowd.

A lot of applicants apply for a job mostly the same way how about if you apply differently? How to do you stand out?

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