Digital Marketing Company Sends Gift Card With Rejection Letter; Post Goes Viral – News18

Secret Sushi, a Silicon Valley-based digital marketing agency, has been gaining traction for its compassionate approach to job rejections. A post has been shared by a Reddit user, which is making waves on the internet. In a recent post, the user unveiled how the agency sent her an Amazon gift card along with the rejection letter. This gesture has gained attention and received widespread praise from the audience. The user posted a screenshot of the rejection email she received from Secret Sushi. The post revealed that she had applied for a managerial role. When the rejection letter came in, she was surprised to find a $7 Amazon gift card along with it. In her Reddit post, she celebrated it as the most heartfelt rejection she had ever experienced.

The email opened with gratitude, expressing appreciation for her interest in the Account Manager/Project Manager role at Secret Sushi. It also reassured her that the company was truly impressed by her qualifications and professional background. “After careful consideration, we regret to inform you that we have selected another candidate for the role,” the letter stated, adding, “It was a tough decision, given the high qualifications of applicants like yourself.” The email also noted the agency will retain her information for future opportunities and concluded by expressing appreciation for her time and effort. It closed with the hope that they might have the chance to connect again in the future.

The Reddit post quickly went viral among social media users. In the comments on her post, other Reddit users joined in applauding Secret Sushi for their considerate action. The post was shared about four days ago and has accumulated more than 2,000 upvotes since then. In the comment section, people praised the digital marketing agency for its kind gesture.

“It was the best rejection I’ve ever gotten and left me with a smile,” the applicant wrote in the comments section of her post. “That’s class,” wrote one user, while another said, “Most companies just ghost you when they reject you, so this is great.”