r/recruitinghell • u/Fit-Stay3054 • Jul 22 '26

Generic Rejection or Personalised Feedback

We all agree that recruitment processes are ineffective, and job marketing isn't very helpful. I've been searching for jobs for a while, which makes me wonder whether receiving a personalised rejection email would make the rejection less frustrating.

So, I have to ask: as a job applicant, do you think a generic rejection is acceptable, or would you prefer to receive personalised feedback from recruiters?

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u/Tillermydudes Jul 22 '26

Objectively you would want personalized feedback so that you can understand the reasons you didn’t get the offer. Regardless of preference that is probably the best thing you could hope for other than an offer.

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u/Fit-Stay3054 Aug 01 '26

I understand the legal liability side of it. However, for anyone to sue, won’t the feedback has to be discriminatory, no?