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Now This Is What We Call A Rejection Letter(Or: Uncle Sam Does NOT Want You)

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When law firms reject job applicants, they tend to do so in pretty straightforward fashion. Maybe you get a bare bones letter thanking you for your interest and your time. Sometimes mistakes happen — see, e.g., here and here — but they are rare, since the rejection process is so simple.
It looks like the military does things a little differently. From a tipster:

Check out this letter from the Army. Evidently I was a tad unqualified — although the depth and detail of this letter was a little over the top.

The reader is left with any number of questions. How does the successful candidate wear his hair? What brand of toothpaste does he use? Favorite color? Pastimes? Favorite sports team?

Check out the letter, posted below the fold (i.e., click on the “Continue reading” link).

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