Dear Nickelass,
Thank you for your interest in an IT Graduate position with [Somebankwanks].
Yours was among an overwhelming number of high-quality, professional applications we received. Unfortunately, these positions have now been filled and we regret to advise you that your application was unsuccessful.
We are disappointed that we could not offer you a more positive reply on this occasion, and wish you all the very best in your future career.
The personal information you submitted to us is administered by Somebankwanks Limited in accordance with the Privacy Act. To read our privacy statement, or to access and adapt your personal information, visit www.[somebankwanks].com.au.
Regards
[Somebankwanks] Graduate Recruitment Team
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Dear Nickelass
Thank you for your application for the role of Graduate Consultants - reference number 69.
Due to overwhelming response, we regret to inform you that we are unable to progress your application further at this point in time.
We would however like to retain your details in our recruitment database and contact you as opportunities become available. If you do not wish to be considered for any other roles, please contact us.
We would encourage you to continue to review our website, www.NoJob4Usucker.com.au/employment/.
Best of luck in your endeavours and thank you for your interest in NoJob4Usucker.
Regards
[NoJob4Usucker] Australia & New Zealand [Rejection] Centre
and then some other one, couldn't be bothered even posting that one. well i think both are pretty good rejection letters, but one seems to emphasize that it was more the fault of the other people who applied that i didn't get the job. nice. the other one doesn't even say i'm not really suitable, just that they cannot continue with the recruitment process... why? because there are too many applications. maybe they could fix that problem by employing more people? /nickelass raises his hand "i'll do it sir!" hehehe, i'm such a little smart arse at times, still this type of behaviour makes me feel a little better.
the joys of life in the unemployable lane. i'm going to drown my sorrows in PS2.
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