I am a nursing student graduating in May, so to get a head start I am beginning to apply for new grad nurse positions. I applied for a FT nights position at the NICU at a hospital literally this morning at 12AM, and this morning I wake up to an email saying I was not chosen for the position. It just seems like an extremely fast rejection to me and besides feeling shot down...I want to know why, but I feel hesitant calling them and asking for reasons when I didn't even get to an interview. Do you think it is appropriate to call them or should I just move on?
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I am a nursing student graduating in May, so to get a head start I am beginning to apply for new grad nurse positions. I applied for a FT nights position at the NICU at a hospital literally this morning at 12AM, and this morning I wake up to an email saying I was not chosen for the position. It just seems like an extremely fast rejection to me and besides feeling shot down...I want to know why, but I feel hesitant calling them and asking for reasons when I didn't even get to an interview. Do you think it is appropriate to call them or should I just move on?