I just received a rejection email from my top-choice company after going through three interviews. I hadn't heard back for a while, so I followed up twice before getting this response. The email thanked me for my interest and mentioned that I left a great impression, but they decided not to move forward because the position requires working with more experienced candidates. They emphasized that this decision wasn't about my current abilities and expressed hope for future opportunities. I'm feeling a mix of disappointment and hope. I approached the interviews with enthusiasm, and I really want to work for this company, so I'm considering applying again in the future. I'm curious if the tone of the email indicates I was seen as a strong candidate or if it's just a standard rejection template. Some comments I've seen suggest that if they used my name and not just 'Dear Applicant,' it might mean they genuinely liked me but just didn't have the right fit at this time.