Sample Rejection Letters
Examples of a rejection letter include the one you would write a prospective employer to convey your regrets for being unable to accept their job offer . . . a letter you may receive from a bank informing you of their decision not to issue the credit card you applied for . . . and a letter you would receive from a prospective employer informing you that you have been unsuccessful in making it to the shortlist of candidates for an open position.
If you are required to write a rejection letter, make sure you don't end up burning bridges. If you are rejecting a job offer, do so sincerely, respectfully and professionally. Don't just tell them why you are rejecting the job offer. Let them also know why you are doing so.
On the other hand, what if you receive a rejection letter from a prospective employer, bank, publishing house, or the like?
Pay close attention to the reasons why the letter says you were unsuccessful. When writing another prospective employer, bank, publishing house, or the like, you may well be successful if you are forthright about those negatives in your cover letter to them.
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