It looks like there’s no word wrap at work here. Some lines are center-justified, but the center of the message is already off the right-hand side of my screen. Lots of whitespace. The email container that the message is in has a few centimetres of whitespace on the left that are just not necessary.
Going to see if I can get text emails instead of HTML
Best answer by International Support Team
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I’m sorry to hear you are experiencing this issue with the recruiting emails! 😕 I think this is an issue that our Support team can help with because it requires to check your account and maybe to escalate to our Product team.
The Community is here to support you with any topic and inquiry. Nevertheless, if the topic you publish requires to check specific data on your account, a support ticket is the correct request form. Through a support ticket, we will be able to log in into your account, check the settings together with you, and also verify if the topic might involve a system error. You can contact the support team via Find Answers. Be aware that only Account Owners can contact our support team. In case you are not registered as such, please contact your colleagues in the role, or add this information in your account. You can find out how here.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can support you with! 😃
I wish you a lovely day ahead! 🙌🏼
Best,
Zulema
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