Job Applicant Learns of Rejection Via Facebook Post, Confronts Employer
A job applicant discovered she did not get a position through a Facebook post, rather than direct communication from the employer. She subsequently informed the employer that this method of notification was inappropriate and wrong.
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I found out I didn't get a job from a Facebook post. I told the employer it was wrong not to tell me directly.
Jenna Hoffman Jenna Hoffman Jenna Hoffman said she spent more than five hours interviewing for a nonprofit job between November and January. She never received a rejection and learned via social media that the employer had hired someone else. Instead of quietly moving on, Hoffman explained why she reached out to express how she felt. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jenna Hoffman, a 28-year-old communications professional, graduate-school student, and entrepreneur in Ce...
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