Why would an employer reject you twice?
Aditionally, she did mention that they would like to talk to me again in December. During the interview process I was told that they had one position now, and by January, would be expanding the department personel
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Well, the corporate HR may have called you to let you know about the decision after your thank-you letter/follow up email to not let you get your hopes up, and to show that she cared enough to call you quickly. and it's highly possible that the rejection letter was already in the mail when she called.
It's good that you followed up and it's okay that they called you to tell you about the rejection. just make sure you send one last follow-up letter to thank them for the opportunity and that you would definitely be interested in hearing from them in December (that is, if you still want the job).
businesses regularly conduct business in writing
that way they have a document that they can save which records the event
they also provide you with a document
the phone call was just to let you know as soon as possible
this is normally viewed as a curtesy and might reflect that they have a pretty good opinion of you even though somebody slightly aced you out this time
it sounds like if you stick with it you have a pretty good chance with this company as more jobs come open
Because you are either under qualified or over qualified for that job.
I myself hate when that happens. I had such cases. BUt don't lose your hope.
And why "She" called you? And what letter? Sh**, I'm repeating your question.but you're right! Something stinks there.
Sounds as though perhaps they really liked both of you, and wanted to do whatever they could to keep you interested even though they didnt' offer you the position this time.
Wait and see what the letter says. maybe you won't have to go through the phone interview again.
Actually, she wasn't rejecting you twice: it was one of those C.Y.A. and leave no room for doubt things. Simply, a follow-up/confirmation to what you were told. Accept it graciously, find something else in the meantime and wait for December. If you haven't heard anything by the second week, a brief phone call from you might help. At least she'll know you are sincerely interested.
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