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Formal Regret Letter
"Need to draft a Formal Regret Letter for a senior software engineer position, where we want to keep the candidate's profile for future opportunities and maintain a professional relationship for potential roles opening in March 2025."
1. Salutation: Professional greeting addressing the candidate by name
2. Appreciation: Thank the candidate for their time and interest in the position
3. Decision Communication: Clear but diplomatic communication of the negative decision
4. Professional Closing: Courteous conclusion and well-wishes
1. Future Opportunities: Optional section mentioning potential future positions, used when candidate showed promise but timing/fit wasn't right
2. Feedback: Optional section for brief, constructive feedback if appropriate and requested
3. Application Retention: Optional section regarding information about keeping application on file, if company policy allows
1. No Schedules Required: Formal regret letters typically do not require any schedules or appendices as they are brief, formal communications
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