I was interviewed for a position. First on the phone and then in person. After the second interview, I emailed the person who interviewed and thanked them for their time. I now received an email letting me know that I didn’t get the job. I have to admit I am annoyed. I didn’t send my resume in to this company, it was send in by a career counselor from my college. I was honest when they interviewed, when I said that the things that were on the job description weren’t things that I had done in any of my previous job, however, I did learn all of these things in college, and from looking at the list, I knew that with the right amount of training, I could learn them. I am annoyed, because I told them this on phone. I decided to be honest because I didn’t want to waste my time or theirs. She still insisted on seeing me in person. She agreed that the things on the job description weren’t “rocket science” (her words) and that I could learn them fairly easily, and she would love to interview me. So I agreed and came in. And now they send me an email letting me know that my “skills and experience are not a match for our current needs” The whole thing is just so frustrating and annoying. Anyways, my question is: should I write them back? What should I say? I feel like if I don’t write back, they will take it, like I am angry, which I am, but I don’t want them to think that. The way I see it, in the future, I might have to interview for them again. You never know.

Any advise?

Thanks!

Kat