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Originally Posted by ABC  That really bothered me. This is the reply I sent:
"Dear Ms. Navarrete:
Thank you very much for respecting my privacy by sharing my e-mail address (which incidentally contains my first and last name) with tens of other applicants. It comes to no surprise that the FAA is unable to keep track of each candidate's hiring status when its employees are unable to figure out how to properly use something as simple as the Bcc: feature on their mail client.
For what it's worth, here's where I stand:
(I typed a date next to each of the 10 steps I completed)" |
Ouch - that's a quick way to get your application eliminated. Sarcasm is not appreciated by anyone, I assure you. You insulted both her and her employer - what makes you think in any way that they'd want to hire you now? I don't care what college you graduated from or what your qualifications are, if you sent that email to me and I was a hiring manager, I sure as hell wouldn't hire you.
The FAA may have its problems, but you're still the one seeking employment from them. Don't forget that.