Can you imagine applying for a job and receiving an almost inspirational email with the answer that you have been rejected? This is what happened to a woman from the United Kingdom who told her story through Twitter. It turns out that after applying for a vacancy in response, he received a strange email in which he shared several anecdotes from The Beatles, Elvis Presley and even Michael Jordan, among others. What was the end? Was it good to receive that message? We tell you his story that has already gone viral.
It was through social networks where Kiran, comedian and writer, shared her anecdote. In the form of sarcasm, he said that he was crying and that in the face of the rejection email he does not know if he needed that message.
“I’m ‘crying’ over this rejection email. Like I need all of this … I just saw an ad and I applied. OMG,” @turnmyswagguon expressed on February 2.
In the text that the user shared – that is, the email they sent her – you can read that she keeps trying and that only one yes is needed to change everything:
“Until then, keep trying and keep submitting applications. Nobody remembers the rejections; it only takes a ‘yes’ to change everything. But don’t take it from us, take it from these people …”, the text reads .
In addition, as if that were not enough, below the text several celebrities were mentioned who initially received a no in response to the request for an opportunity.
“The Beatles were rejected by Decca Records executive Dick Rowe, who believed that ‘guitar groups were on the way to extinction’ and that they ‘had no future in show business.’ We wonder how he will feel now;” After Harrison Ford’s first movie appearance, an executive took him into his office and told him that he was never going to make it big in the film industry. “” Michael Jordan was kicked out of his high school basketball team. ” After a performance, Elvis Presley was fired by Jimmy Denny, the director of the Grand Ole Opry ”, the text reads for reflection.
The email the woman received has gone viral, as it is very strange to find this type of content. The publication has even exceeded 4 thousand “likes”. Would you like them to send you an email like this? For the user this should not happen, the email far from inspiring her made her angry.
“This email is worse than rejection. If you actually received this (it seems so far-fetched that I question it), it is unprofessional and condescending. Also, the position you applied for probably has nothing to do with this analogy that you they provided. Can you imagine working there? It would be shit JA JA “, said one user,” wrote the netizen.
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