<p>Rejection by a potential employer can be heartbreaking, especially if it carries a needless aggressive and rude tone. Such a rejection mail recently went viral on the social media platform Reddit, which warned the candidate not to “apply again” or simply get blacklisted.</p>

<p>The mail was sent by a US-based IT firm Elite Software Automation to a candidate who had applied for the position of Frontend Software Engineer. The mail was shared on the Reddit forum “antiwork” on Thursday (Jan 4) and has since accumulated 900 upvotes and hundreds of comments.</p>

<h2><strong>Details of the ‘rude’ rejection mail</strong></h2>

<p>The email begins by thanking the candidate for applying for the position but soon turns aggressive. It warns that the candidate will be blacklisted permanently if they try to apply for the same position before the end of the year or ask for a second opportunity.</p>

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<p>"Any repeated attempts to apply for this position again before this time, or any attempts to retake the test will lead to an automated decline of your application, as well as blacklisting of your profile from any further applications," the email read.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;More than half of Indian employees are logging off from work exhausted</strong></p>

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<p>It further added that the company won’t accept any excuses. "If you were feeling unwell on the day of the test, or if you were rushing, or if your internet went out, or whatever other excuse you may have, it does not matter," it reads.</p>

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<h2><strong>Internet condemns&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>The post, shared on Reddit, received a flurry of negative comments, with most of them pointing out how the same message could have been delivered with a better choice of words.</p>

<p>"I will bet whoever wrote that felt very big and important for at least a short while," commented&nbsp;a user. "A simple no would have sufficed," wrote a second. "That's honestly the hardest rejection letter I've ever seen," commented a third.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Rejection by a potential employer can be heartbreaking, especially if it carries a needless aggressive and rude tone. Such a rejection mail recently went viral on the social media platform Reddit, which warned the candidate not to “apply again” or simply get blacklisted.

Rejection by a potential employer can be heartbreaking, especially if it carries a needless aggressive and rude tone. Such a rejection mail recently went viral on the social media platform Reddit, which warned the candidate not to “apply again” or simply get blacklisted. The mail was sent by a US-based IT firm Elite Software Automation to a candidate who had applied for the position of Frontend Software Engineer. The mail was shared on the Reddit forum “antiwork” on Thursday (Jan 4) and has since accumulated 900 upvotes and hundreds of comments. Details of the ‘rude’ rejection mail The email begins by thanking the candidate for applying for the position but soon turns aggressive. It warns that the candidate will be blacklisted permanently if they try to apply for the same position before the end of the year or ask for a second opportunity. Also read: Florida woman in prison since June 2022 gets pregnant, sparks investigation "Any repeated attempts to apply for this position again before this time, or any attempts to retake the test will lead to an automated decline of your application, as well as blacklisting of your profile from any further applications," the email read. Watch: More than half of Indian employees are logging off from work exhausted × It further added that the company won’t accept any excuses. "If you were feeling unwell on the day of the test, or if you were rushing, or if your internet went out, or whatever other excuse you may have, it does not matter," it reads. Whoever received this rejection letter is far better off than being hired by this "Elite..." byu/InfiniteBlacksmith41 inantiwork × Internet condemns The post, shared on Reddit, received a flurry of negative comments, with most of them pointing out how the same message could have been delivered with a better choice of words. "I will bet whoever wrote that felt very big and important for at least a short while," commented a user. "A simple no would have sufficed," wrote a second. "That's honestly the hardest rejection letter I've ever seen," commented a third. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{d9e6ab57-71f2-4508-a4ce-18d8d20c7d8c}{238}" paraid="15178685" >A pregnant journalist from New Zealand has got stranded in Afghanistan. The scribe had asked Taliban for help after her home country prevented her from returning. &nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{50}" paraid="1784015142" >New Zealand government seems to have not helped her due to a bottleneck of people in its Covid quarantine system. &nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{50}" paraid="1784015142" ><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/prolonged-humanitarian-crisis-forces-starving-afghans-to-sell-kidneys-says-report-448781" hreflang="en">Humanitarian crisis forces starving Afghans to sell kidneys, says report</a></strong></p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{64}" paraid="238334032" >In a column, which was published in The New Zealand Herald on Saturday, Charlotte Bellis said it was 'brutally ironic' that she'd once questioned the Taliban about their treatment of women and she was now asking the same questions about her own government. &nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{78}" paraid="239907834" >In her column, Bellis, who is due to give birth to a girl in May, wrote, "When the Taliban offers you - a pregnant, unmarried woman - safe haven, you know your situation is messed up." &nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{92}" paraid="914469675" >New Zealand's COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins told the Herald that his office had asked the officials to check whether the proper procedures were followed in Bellis's case, "which appeared at first sight to warrant further explanation."&nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{106}" paraid="1957392008" ><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/afghanistan-hanging-by-a-thread-un-chief-antonio-guterres-tells-security-council-447971" hreflang="en">Afghanistan 'hanging by a thread', UN chief Antonio Guterres tells UNSC</a></strong></p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{106}" paraid="1957392008" >New Zealand has established a lottery-style system for returning citizens.&nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{120}" paraid="2037180114" >Chris Bunny, joint head, New Zealand's Managed Isolation and Quarantine system, told the Herald that Bellis's emergency application didn't fit a requirement that she travel within 14 days.&nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{6ba4c176-3b6b-475c-b808-f5051ddd74b5}{134}" paraid="97538279" ><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em>&nbsp;</p>


A pregnant journalist from New Zealand has got stranded in Afghanistan. The scribe had asked Taliban for help after her home country prevented her from returning.

A pregnant journalist from New Zealand has got stranded in Afghanistan. The scribe had asked Taliban for help after her home country prevented her from returning. New Zealand government seems to have not helped her due to a bottleneck of people in its Covid quarantine system. Also Read: Humanitarian crisis forces starving Afghans to sell kidneys, says report In a column, which was published in The New Zealand Herald on Saturday, Charlotte Bellis said it was 'brutally ironic' that she'd once questioned the Taliban about their treatment of women and she was now asking the same questions about her own government. In her column, Bellis, who is due to give birth to a girl in May, wrote, "When the Taliban offers you - a pregnant, unmarried woman - safe haven, you know your situation is messed up." New Zealand's COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins told the Herald that his office had asked the officials to check whether the proper procedures were followed in Bellis's case, "which appeared at first sight to warrant further explanation." Also Read: Afghanistan 'hanging by a thread', UN chief Antonio Guterres tells UNSC New Zealand has established a lottery-style system for returning citizens. Chris Bunny, joint head, New Zealand's Managed Isolation and Quarantine system, told the Herald that Bellis's emergency application didn't fit a requirement that she travel within 14 days. (With inputs from agencies)

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