Sunday, December 20, 2015

A recent Harvard chemistry faculty application rejection letter

Credit: Anonymous (received in fall 2015)
Looks like folks at Harvard Chemistry and Chemical Biology have not been filling out the form rejection e-mails correctly...

(alternate hypothesis: Vin Diesel has been doing hiring for Harvard Chemistry.)

(alternate, alternate hypothesis: Barbara Bach has been doing hiring for Harvard Chemistry.)

10 comments:

  1. I had seen this, but honestly, if you get rejected who cares about how the rejection letter looks. Even if they put hearts on it, you're still not getting a job at Harvard. Even places that phone interviewed me didn't bother sending any kind of rejection letter.

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  2. They have a reputation of elitism and arrogance to maintain, cut them some slack!

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  3. I got a rejection letter from a graduate school just like that. LOL!

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  4. "we wish you well in your future endeavors" = "good luck". As I've asked elsewhere, how many "good luck" wishes do you have to trade in to find a job?

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    1. Good luck finding the answer....

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  5. I distinctly remember that my grad school rejection letter from there said "We know this comes as a disappointment to you..."

    Not to get all sour grapesy, but isn't that just a bit presumptuous?

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    1. Sounds like Harvard can't win. They're either too impersonal, or too presumptuous. Apparently they should work with the psychology department on how to let chemists down as delicately as possible!

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    2. I'm a delicate flower, what can I say

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  6. Coincidentally, "Professor Triple-X" was my porn name.

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  7. IVR system for business which response the user about the product.....

    multi level IVR

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