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Overqualified For A Job Rejection Letter
1. Date and Contact Information: Current date and both company's and candidate's contact details
2. Salutation: Professional greeting addressing the candidate by name
3. Acknowledgment: Thank the candidate for their time and interest in the position
4. Rejection Notice: Clear but diplomatic statement that the candidate was not selected
5. Reason for Decision: Professional explanation about overqualification concerns, focusing on role fit rather than candidate shortcomings
6. Positive Feedback: Recognition of the candidate's impressive qualifications and experience
7. Professional Closing: Courteous conclusion with well-wishes for their job search
8. Signature Block: Formal signature including name, title, and company details
1. Future Opportunities: Section to include when the company wants to keep in touch for more senior positions
2. Detailed Feedback: Additional specific feedback about the candidate's qualifications, used when maintaining a professional relationship is important
3. Alternative Positions: Suggestion of other current openings that might better match the candidate's qualifications
4. Request for Network Maintenance: Invitation to connect professionally on LinkedIn or similar platforms
5. Data Retention Notice: Information about how the company will handle the candidate's personal data, required if planning to keep their information for future positions
1. Privacy Notice: Optional attachment explaining how the candidate's data will be processed and stored
2. Current Openings List: Optional attachment listing other positions that might be more suitable for the candidate's qualification level
3. Company Newsletter: Optional attachment to keep highly qualified candidates engaged with the company
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