New Delhi, June 9 -- 'Thanks for taking the time to apply. Unfortunately, we have decided to.' - This is how most rejection mails begin. Jobseekers see 'unfortunately' and they know what is coming next. But there is one rejection mail which is earning lots of praises on the social media, with some even calling it "rejection".

The mail definitely began the same way, but went on to list why the candidate was rejected, instead of just going with "we are not moving forward" and so on.

The recruiter said in the mail that they found the cover letter very AI-generated since the candidate was asked to write just three sentences and he ended up writing four paras on his "holistic approach to software craftmanship."

The company also highlighted ...