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Formal Letter Rejecting Job Offer
"I need to draft a Formal Letter Rejecting Job Offer for a senior software developer position at a fintech company in Singapore, expressing gratitude for the opportunity while maintaining the possibility of future collaboration, as I've accepted another offer that better aligns with my career goals."
1. Recipient Details: Full name, title, and address of the person who made the job offer
2. Reference Line: Reference to the job offer received (including date and position)
3. Acknowledgment: Expression of gratitude for the offer and the recruitment process
4. Decision Statement: Clear and direct statement declining the offer
5. Closing: Professional sign-off with your name and contact details
1. Brief Explanation: Short explanation for declining the offer, used when maintaining professional relationship is important
2. Future Contact: Expression of interest in future opportunities, used when wanting to keep doors open for future opportunities
1. No Schedules Required: Job offer rejection letters are typically brief and self-contained documents that do not require any schedules or appendices
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