Here’s a translation: “we didn’t like how you stood up for yourself and didn’t mindlessly submit so we’re not hiring you.”

I need to meet this Mr. Jones, pretty sure he's my soul mate. eBay feedback as a reference, just brilliant.

It is indeed an oxymoron, unlike the person who sent you that email who is simply a moron

This is hilarious. Best not to work for idiots.

I'm old I have both still.

This looks suable?

Discrimination is hilarious??

I wonder how it turned out?

WTF?!

Read my lips: "f**k off"

Dear (Untitled Disability Production), I have to say I found your response hilarious...as did my attorney...expect MANY hilarious letters from him in the very near future, and many rib tickling responses from readers, when I post this in response to your Forthcoming Announcement, in the entertainment pages, yours faithfully...

There's literally a movie with this exact plot called "What?" on Prime Video. A Deaf actor tries to get roles, is passed over for a hearing actor who plays... a deaf person, and Deaf actor is asked to teach him how to act... Deaf. 🙃😒

I hope they pay her a lot for that day

That they’re so clueless how totally inappropriate & insulting this is blows my mind. How far does one’s head have to be up corporate asses and how blinded by the role they play in their job to not see how they’ve lost all moral objectivity as a human being. I feel bad for the person who wrote this. They’re a soulless cog in the corporate machinery. They’ve sacrificed their humanity.

Luckily, if they ever need an actor to play the part of an @$$-hole, they won't have to hire anyone new to teach them how.

20k and a recommendation should do it.

I really hope she said no.

"Act deaf"? I'd just go around saying "What? Huh? I didn't get that. Sorry, say again?"

Not sure what the guidelines are, but if she's a SAG member, she may have recourse.

Umm...wow...

Maybe you should write a play about being an idiot .. it seems like they would be great for the character and could teach the entire cast on how to be "dimwit".

Sure I come in for 1 day to teach your actress to be deaf for a one time fee of 100K and 10% of the gross box office take. (and yes that would be the same price you pay for your lead).

Is it funny?

Maybe that's what you should say

Respond with cluck off.

I got rejected for a job where one of the listed required technologies was one I was partially responsible for creating (there are about 30 contributors to this project)

I mean they lied in the title of the email. What did your expect the contents to look like.

Check the contract and engage a lawyer if appropriate

my former brother in law left his position as a literal rocket scientist - that he excelled at, per their consistent feedback- because he was having to relocate for personal reasons. circumstances changed and he ended up not having to move and applied for his as yet unfilled position. only to get rejected for not having enough experience. to fill HIS position 🙄

What were they going to with natural hair?

Illegal in the UK.

rude, I'd at least tell the candidate to go get one or something...

Ah man I had the same. Client facing told if I wanted the job I had to lose the goatee. Shaved it off that night. Got rejected.

Marine Biologist? Is she going to take the cat scuba diving?

I bet someone from Georgia (the country) will qualify.

Academia is way overrated. By itself.

Blocking in 3... 2... 1... Done!!! Smh...

Well... it kinda seems like one of the better rejection letters I have seen.

It's like speed dating?

For goodness sake, why would a person give such a flippant answer to an interview question?!

We did something similar by specifically asking for CVs in PDF. At least half people ignored it and attached a Word document (and yes, this was an office position where it was perfectly reasonable to expect that candidates know how to handle this).

Blanket email sent out to anyone with any kind of notes on experience in the field. Recruiters don't even read profiles man, they just send out applications to hundreds and then look into the people the reply. At which point they realise they've asked people that don't have what's needed to fill the job role. Ridiculous.

What rejection letter dude? He's rejecting you!

I received similar from my current job but it's because they placed me at another team starting

Thru?

Should've gone with SxcboiFrimston92@hotmail.com

Periods, commas, and paragraphs are useful tools

Compared to some, not that bad a rejection letter.

We are the ones who took time from our day, sorted out our suit and had to pay for transport to get there.

HR needs to bone up on MS Word Mail Merge