Hi,

No need to mention it they already know. However I will say 6 months is not nearly enough. I would wait at least 2 years and have a lot of new achievements to make them reconsider your application.

Best,

Udayan

Agree with the others. Approach this as a "clean sheet" application without any refernce to the previous one.

Hi,

Do showcase of your achievements you made from then to now, but you don't need to mention about the rejection at all.

Best,

Hi Anonymous,

Highlighting your previous application/rejection does not add any real value to your current application, so I'd not waste any space for that.

Since you were rejected previously, make sure to highlight exactly those achievements which covered your previous weaknesses!

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Robert

Hi there,

Do not mention it, in any case HR would know that you are reapplying so there is no need to remind them of something they should already know.

Good luck.

Mehdi

No no, wasted space! Focus on the accomplishments and how great you are...not why they rejected you :)

Hi A,

It is definitely better not to mention the fact that you've been rejected. You know they will see it anyway, so better focus on the positive side: your improvement, achievements, relevant experience that you gained while working at a tier 2 firm.

Demonstrate that you've become a good fit for the company.

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