Tuesday, December 17, 2002
I got this letter in the mail today, response to a job I applied for a few weeks ago:
Dear Jennifer,
Thank you for your interest in the Billing/Insurance Referal Specialist position with our company. We have had the opportunity to review your resume, however, we have made the difficult decision to fill the position by promoting someone in-house.
So what we're saying, basically, is that we didn't really wanna promote this loser, but since he's the bosses' kid and has incriminating photos of our HR director at the office Christmas party canoodling with a blonde floozy who was obviously not his wife, we gave him the job instead.
I'm not bitter, but I am glad that I didn't get the job. It sounded like they didn't value their employees very much.
Dear Jennifer,
Thank you for your interest in the Billing/Insurance Referal Specialist position with our company. We have had the opportunity to review your resume, however, we have made the difficult decision to fill the position by promoting someone in-house.
So what we're saying, basically, is that we didn't really wanna promote this loser, but since he's the bosses' kid and has incriminating photos of our HR director at the office Christmas party canoodling with a blonde floozy who was obviously not his wife, we gave him the job instead.
I'm not bitter, but I am glad that I didn't get the job. It sounded like they didn't value their employees very much.
