Now I want to know the company.
Remember to use candidate name and company name variables.
Well it looks like this reminder worked 😆
Wouldn’t it have been easier to just get AI to wrote the message and then just use that same canned response going forward instead of using AI to generate it each time? What a waste of resources
If it’s a canned response, why not just do it yourself? It’d take like 5 minutes. Oh, those skills are rotting because AI? Yeah.
because they probably fired the person who does it and filled the position with AI
Also people don’t know how to be social anymore so they find it easier to tell a robot to write a warm rejection email rather than writing one themselves.
I see this a lot. I got brought into a project where the entire CI/CD was a prompt.
Who’s to say this isn’t ai’s best effort?
Shouldn’t hide the company’s name.
Might go to doxing the poster if it’s a local company.
Why not just say “we are sorry but we will not be moving forward with your application at this time” like a normal person?
Unless…
Why not ghost the candidate which seems to be the most normal response these days for some reason
He spent more time writing the prompt than he would with just writing an email. I think you dodged a bullet by not getting hired there
Also email templates are a solved problem, there is like no reason to use AI for this
I find it amusing that they tried to automate it with variables, etc, but seemingly wanted to make LLM generate a new response every time. Standard once written or even generated rejection form could’ve been more economically sound. But, but - then you wouldn’t up the metrics of AI usage in your department!
“Please generate an AI prompt for a polite rejection message for a candidate that wasn’t picked”
I think the prompt might have been set up for like 1000 people, though.
You can set up a basic non-LLM template for like 1000 people, too
Who’s he?
22 downvotes from that company…
Downvotes could be about censoring the company name instead of exposing them.
As someone else in the comments here pointed out, if it’s a regional/local franchise or a small business then they could reveal their own location by revealing the company’s name.
This is not a meme. This is just sad.
Reminds me of how “The Man from Mars” (by Stanisław Lem) finally understand what humor was about. Look at most jokes ignoring the humor and you find be an endless stream of tragedies.
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I personally wouldnt insult someone for not considering a definition of a word that isnt even relevant in this context
Coming in hot! Damn dude, who pissed in your oatmeal this morning?
'Twas I.
Thanks, you too!
Lukewarm regards
Tepid regards
Absolute zero regards?
Negative Kelven regards,
Who’s KelvEn?
Look, you. Not all of us are en the know about how to spell names.
Reply: You really missed out not offering me a job, as I would have never made such a big mistake. But seeing how unprofessional your company is, I am no longer interested.
Employers “mimimi, don’t write your cover letter with AI!!!”
As a cost-cutting measure, rejected applicants will be given a prompt and expected to generate their own rejection message. {{Announcement_closing}}.
Where meme?
This place has devolved into just images some may find mildly entertaining.
If only there was a community for that…
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I may not know what a meme is, but I know an asshole when I see one
Learn to read
So explain, please. Where is the imitation in a screenshot of an e-mail?
Also, an internet meme is a distinct phenomenon, as even your wikipedia article mentions. I don’t assume you read that far though.
Third, Dawkin’s model has been refuted and proven wrong to the point where even Dawkins distances himself from this concept.
And this, friends, is why you use a human in the loop if you’re using AI
The whole point is they don’t care enough about you, the candiate, to put a human in the loop.
Just don’t use ai
Also when you click apply and within seconds get a rejection email and this is the first sentence:
“Thank you for applying, after careful consideration we decided not to move forward…”
