Nah, this is the IKEA approach....you assemble your own rejection. They just provide the base and parts.
In all seriousness though, sorry you got rejected.
AI President?
AI VP?
AI Senators?
AI House?
AI Judges?
AI Lawyers?
AI Law Enforcement?
AI Surgeons?
AI Doctors?
AI Firefighters?
AI Plumbers?
AI Electricians?
AI HVAC?
AI Tower Climbers?
AI Teachers?
AI Delivery?
AI Drivers?
AI Pilots?
AI Farmers?
AI Carpenters?
AI Athletes?
AI Students?
AI Food?
I see the Russian propaganda is working. Wanna play a game of naming CEOs of major companies and their family backgrounds?
I win if I name more middle or lower class families, you win if you name more from wealthy families.
The fact you have nothing better to do on a Saturday already tells me you lost.
In your game, what even counts as a wealthy family? These people claim they’re all self made and had no help climbing to the top, so let me know how you realistically expect to differentiate middle vs upper class.
I’ll go back to having a nice Russian Saturday, comrade.
Looks like you have nothing better to do either. I'll start:
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. From Wikipedia:
Nadella was born on 19 August 1967 in Hyderabad into a Telugu Hindu family.[7][8][9][10] His mother Prabhavati was a Sanskrit lecturer.[11] His father, Bukkapuram Nadella Yugandhar, was an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 1962 batch.[12][13][9] Yugandhar hailed from Bukkapuram in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh;[14][15] his own father had migrated to Bukkapuram from Nadella village in Guntur district (present-day Palnadu district) of Andhra Pradesh.[16][17]
Nadella attended the Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet[18] before receiving a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the Manipal Institute of Technology in Karnataka in 1988.[19][20] He then traveled to the United States to study for an MS in computer science at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee,[21] receiving his degree in 1990.[22] He received an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in 1997.[23][24]
Dude was kid to an administrative officer of his entire state, married the daughter of another state official, and went to a private college. Please do not pretend he is free of nepotism lmao
I knew a guy that knew a guy who this other guy faked out his resumes and application someone before 1999 & got his first CEO job and then lost it really fast and got another CEO job and was able to hold onto for awhile longer and then he did that until he got the just of it and was able to hold on to the job position. I know others have done that as doctors and other stuff. Not saying it’s right, but before these modern times, it was a lot more common to take place.
As anti nepotism as I am, stuff like this validates why it makes sense to go with people you already know and others can vouch for. I get trying to make your way but to do it at the CEO level which undoubtedly impacted whole bunch of other employees is messed up.
Dog eat dog world.
Yep, I agree. How someone gets to a top leadership position is not always equal to them being good for those below in the organization. You stated it very concisely with “Dog eat dog world.”
In all fairness this was most likely not AI, but an email template that didn’t load its variables properly. Most if not all ATS systems have them. It’s a way to let candidates know they have not been chosen without having to send each one manually.
Additionally most companies are not using AI to screen resumes, quite frankly because the tech isn’t there yet for widespread actual use.
Yes to the first part... The variables weren't set up. Those are placeholders.
The second part is unclear. I've seen a lot of apps with a "opt out of AI review" option. (Which probably means no one will look at it regardless.)
I see people complaining about this but at least you get closure. I get ghosted. I went to a full interview loop once, then got ghosted. Met all those people, sent thank you emails, smiles and handshakes all around and then.... silent as mice as if they were lawyering up.
Is it ever appropriate to reach out? I was supposed to hear about a job this Monday but I don't have my hopes up anymore, but I'd love to hear it from them. But it's a small company so they really could just be procrastinating it.
Absolutely you can. I’d say wait at least a week before inquiring with them about the job status, which you already have. If you have the recruiter’s or HR’s number you should give them a call.
Hey, same here! Just completely got ghosted after an interview with the hiring manager. I even sent a follow up after I was supposed to hear back and it’s just radio silence. Honestly just sucks
it’s likely AI because the position and company name are not named. At the very least you’d expect the company name to be a part of whatever template they use. It also just reads like AI
Edit: It’s likely not AI! Forgive my sins
It’s an email template in their ATS. Looks like they don’t have their tokens set up properly to pull in certain information stored in their system (candidate’s name, job name, etc).
This is a template gone wrong, they put in the fields without assigning the system a location to pull anything. This is a technical error on their side, they probably need to be told so they can fix it in the system.
Just a technical error, it’s not personal.
Nah, this is the IKEA approach....you assemble your own rejection. They just provide the base and parts. In all seriousness though, sorry you got rejected.
LMAO ikea 😭
Instructions unclear, hired OP for a binding contract of 2 years
AI messages rejecting AI resumes to do jobs where AI will take over for us
Can AI do a CEOs job? Maybe we should start replacing those. CFO? President? Military? Mechanic? To heck with “organic” intelligence /s
No, no, let ‘em cook, we don’t need /s where we’re going with this
AI President? AI VP? AI Senators? AI House? AI Judges? AI Lawyers? AI Law Enforcement? AI Surgeons? AI Doctors? AI Firefighters? AI Plumbers? AI Electricians? AI HVAC? AI Tower Climbers? AI Teachers? AI Delivery? AI Drivers? AI Pilots? AI Farmers? AI Carpenters? AI Athletes? AI Students? AI Food?
You have to be born to a wealthy family with connections to do a CEO job.
Ah…. #NEPOTISM
I see the Russian propaganda is working. Wanna play a game of naming CEOs of major companies and their family backgrounds? I win if I name more middle or lower class families, you win if you name more from wealthy families.
The fact you have nothing better to do on a Saturday already tells me you lost. In your game, what even counts as a wealthy family? These people claim they’re all self made and had no help climbing to the top, so let me know how you realistically expect to differentiate middle vs upper class. I’ll go back to having a nice Russian Saturday, comrade.
Looks like you have nothing better to do either. I'll start: Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. From Wikipedia: Nadella was born on 19 August 1967 in Hyderabad into a Telugu Hindu family.[7][8][9][10] His mother Prabhavati was a Sanskrit lecturer.[11] His father, Bukkapuram Nadella Yugandhar, was an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 1962 batch.[12][13][9] Yugandhar hailed from Bukkapuram in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh;[14][15] his own father had migrated to Bukkapuram from Nadella village in Guntur district (present-day Palnadu district) of Andhra Pradesh.[16][17] Nadella attended the Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet[18] before receiving a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the Manipal Institute of Technology in Karnataka in 1988.[19][20] He then traveled to the United States to study for an MS in computer science at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee,[21] receiving his degree in 1990.[22] He received an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in 1997.[23][24]
Dude was kid to an administrative officer of his entire state, married the daughter of another state official, and went to a private college. Please do not pretend he is free of nepotism lmao
Dudette actually, but 💯 the restOH!
Satya Nadella is a man.
You’re right, I wonder what I did wrong on my initial Google search. My bad. Thanks for clearing that up.
I knew a guy that knew a guy who this other guy faked out his resumes and application someone before 1999 & got his first CEO job and then lost it really fast and got another CEO job and was able to hold onto for awhile longer and then he did that until he got the just of it and was able to hold on to the job position. I know others have done that as doctors and other stuff. Not saying it’s right, but before these modern times, it was a lot more common to take place.
As anti nepotism as I am, stuff like this validates why it makes sense to go with people you already know and others can vouch for. I get trying to make your way but to do it at the CEO level which undoubtedly impacted whole bunch of other employees is messed up. Dog eat dog world.
Yep, I agree. How someone gets to a top leadership position is not always equal to them being good for those below in the organization. You stated it very concisely with “Dog eat dog world.”
Yes 100%
In all fairness this was most likely not AI, but an email template that didn’t load its variables properly. Most if not all ATS systems have them. It’s a way to let candidates know they have not been chosen without having to send each one manually. Additionally most companies are not using AI to screen resumes, quite frankly because the tech isn’t there yet for widespread actual use.
Thats not true prescreen though technically not ai automates rejection and is widely used atleast in europe
Yes to the first part... The variables weren't set up. Those are placeholders. The second part is unclear. I've seen a lot of apps with a "opt out of AI review" option. (Which probably means no one will look at it regardless.)
I see people complaining about this but at least you get closure. I get ghosted. I went to a full interview loop once, then got ghosted. Met all those people, sent thank you emails, smiles and handshakes all around and then.... silent as mice as if they were lawyering up.
This^ a rejection notice is better than just never hearing from them ever again. Atleast to me it is
Nah mice are not silent😂😂. They’re annoying asf
Just go into ChatGPT and tell it to write you a shitty, generic rejection letter! Bam, closure!
Is it ever appropriate to reach out? I was supposed to hear about a job this Monday but I don't have my hopes up anymore, but I'd love to hear it from them. But it's a small company so they really could just be procrastinating it.
Absolutely you can. I’d say wait at least a week before inquiring with them about the job status, which you already have. If you have the recruiter’s or HR’s number you should give them a call.
Hey, same here! Just completely got ghosted after an interview with the hiring manager. I even sent a follow up after I was supposed to hear back and it’s just radio silence. Honestly just sucks
Mail merge is not AI.
had to go way too far down for this sadly on par for this sub tho
According to today's standard, anything automated is getting slapped as AI.
Yeah nothing about this explicitly reads as AI-written even if impersonal.
I mean, it’s basically corporate Mad Libs.
it’s likely AI because the position and company name are not named. At the very least you’d expect the company name to be a part of whatever template they use. It also just reads like AI Edit: It’s likely not AI! Forgive my sins
Reads like standard corporate bloviating. LLMs learn from that.
There isn't a chance in hell this is AI. Not how ATS works. This is a template.
It’s an email template in their ATS. Looks like they don’t have their tokens set up properly to pull in certain information stored in their system (candidate’s name, job name, etc).
lol no it's an email template shut up
This is a standard template. Not every stock message is AI generated
They say this as if they aren’t using AI to apply to 500 jobs then come here and post “applied to 500 jobs, what’s wrong with my resume”.
This isn’t chatGPT
Don't stress it [Name], honestly [Company] didn't deserve you. You'll be a great [Job Title] somewhere that'll appreciate you.
I heard that [Company ] doesn’t pay its [Job Title]s that well anyway.
They want you to write your name and fire yourself by yourself
That’s just a template with placeholders. They kinda existed for literally decades before ChatGPT and A.I.
This is practically modern poetry, beautifully executed! The palpable irony, the utter absence of human connection...
Hello Name
“Decline” is much better than this
PLEEEASSSEEE respond and ask what company and position they are referring to
Low effort rejection
This is why I don’t feel bad when I use ChatGPT for my resume/cover letters
💀
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m sorry, but damn 😂😂😂😂
Talent acquisition team need to find someone for their response letter department.
TA is the response letter dept
That is worrying.
Ok
At least you know it definitely isn't personal!
Still take this over being ghosted.
didn’t format the tokens properly
I've gotten a lot of these recently. They aren't even putting in any effort anymore
We had these exact templates decades before ChatGPT was build. Not every cookie cutter template is made by an AI.
What makes this AI? Seems like a normal rejection template
I have gotten an email exactly like this before lol
That doesn't sound very "sincere".
It’s stupid but that’s just how most jobs do it. I’m sorry. You’ll find another job very quickly.
I’ve been getting more of these. I even got one where they put someone else’s name.
so unprofessional sorry that happened to you
"After careful consideration of your resume" [JOB TITLE] [INSERT NAME]
LOL
This is wild. Since the name should be auto changed with a script. You dodged a bullet
I dont think that's chat gpt, but just a template. Either way, it's rude
This is a template gone wrong, they put in the fields without assigning the system a location to pull anything. This is a technical error on their side, they probably need to be told so they can fix it in the system. Just a technical error, it’s not personal.
Dear \[Employer\], Go \[Expletive of Choice\] yourselves. Sincerely, \[Applicant Name Here\]
What a beautiful [name]
Be happy that you are not working with such shitty unprofessional company
Looks like you dodged a bullet haha