kanoskiskoca's journey

I just received a rejection letter that was both funny and a bit insane. It was from a company I interviewed with for a marketing role. The letter started off with a compliment about my experience, which made me feel good, but then it took a wild turn. They mentioned that while I was a strong candidate, they ultimately decided to go with someone who had "more unicorns in their portfolio." I couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of it. It felt like a bizarre way to say I wasn't selected. Definitely one of the craziest rejection letters I've encountered in my job search.