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Rejections invariably start with "We're sorry" or "Unfortunately" (after some fluffy positive sentence about how competitive the process was this year).

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Well, this was a follow up to an interview. It seemed a bit like "Thanks for applying and good luck elsewhere". He was the only person to interview me. This would be whether or not I go to superday.

 

I received a good luck response from one of my interviewers and it ended up being a guy who was pulling for me and helped me to get my full time position. However, with that said, another person who wished me good luck at a different super day ended up being a position I was rejected from but there was more than one interview. Therefore if it was the first round then I think it would be more of a good sign than a bad one.

 

Don't read too much into it. It's a neutral response (they can't really suggest you got the offer informally). I received the same response and got my full-time offer afterwards.

 

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