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Job Offer Rejection Letter

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Dear Recip Name :

Thank you for your offer of employment with Biz Name . I enjoyed meeting with you on Date . I appreciate your willingness to discuss with me the details of the position and the time you've given me to consider your offer.

It was a difficult decision to make, but To take a job with another business / To pursue other opportunities I have decided to pursue other opportunities and cannot accept your offer at this time. Yes / No I would like to keep our avenues of dialogue open and when circumstances allow, discuss future business ventures.

Thank you again for your consideration. I appreciate all of the courtesy and warmth your office has shown me, and I wish you well in all of your endeavors.

Sincerely,
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About this document

Decline a job offer politely with our job offer rejection letter template. Say no gracefully and maintain a positive relationship. Create and download a letter easily!

A business letter carries your position in a form the recipient cannot ignore. Unlike a phone call, a letter creates a permanent record of who said what, and when. Letters are used for demands, requests, confirmations, and formal replies — and tone matters as much as content when a dispute may follow.

This preview is free to use: click any blank field to type your details, then use the toolbar to print or download a completed copy. It is a general template, not legal advice — state rules and industry customs vary, so have a licensed attorney review the final document before you rely on it.