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I completed my callback at SAM Del back in March. Throughout the internship I had informally recieved positive feedback from all my team members. I honestly worked very hard and made sure the work was up to the quality and always on time. I was even told that they might recommend me for a Gen PPO if there's an issue of vacancy. After my internship ended, however, I mailed the HR and recieved a poorly written reply stating that my applications for a PPO was rejected.
I came to know from the HR it was due to my feedback not being positive. I'm not really syre how to process this. Is this a common practice? Is there still any hope left sith this firm? And lastly, how to proceed further from this? Thanks a lot!