[blupbar123]

>No feedback as to why I failed the test or anything

As a company, you can't really provide feedback on why people failed the test. Hell of a lot of people will get defensive and get into arguments with you that you don't have time for.

I agree however that one should at least tell you you are being rejected instead of ghosting you. That's just bad manners.

[Nextgrid]

> Hell of a lot of people will get defensive and get into arguments with you that you don't have time for.

I find this to be a bullshit cop-out. You can always ghost them after providing initial feedback if you don't want to engage in arguments.

[Fire-Dragon-DoL]

You can state _facts_ about the source code in a rejection email. It's annoying, you can't say things that would be useful, but there are always facts about source code that can be used for rejection.

[detaro]

You don't have to let them pull you into arguments