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To start, I hate the term rejection letters, but it is what it is. Does anyone have an opinion on email rejection letters vs. actual letters? Currently, we are using snail mail, but it winds u
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Email vs. Snail Mail Rejection Letters

posted at 5/19/2009 12:38 AM EDT
WJB
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I think you need to put yourselves in the shoes of the applicant and imagine what they think, whether they receive a letter, email or nothing at all - How rude is that?! Every one of them will have matched their CV to your role and written a covering letter to you so it is only courtesy for you to write a reply even if by (e)mail-merge.

The response from dlhhr gets my vote!
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