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I left academia after one of my professors downright refused to write a formal letter of recommendation b/c I would have received a scholarship she wanted her favorite grad student to have. Don’t know why, but this was just so openly unfair & materialistic. Really shocked me.
Your prof was obviously an idiot. What you do in that case, is write letters for everyone who asks, but make it clear by not-so-subtle clues in the letters, which of your recomendees (?) you prefer.
(This from years-long experience on hiring committees where the same few professors write letters for multiple students.)
I once asked an old teacher for a letter and he said he’d write it, but strongly advised me not to apply for the job. Said I had no chance, many qualified people were in line for it. I did anyway. Turns out by “many qualified people” he meant himself.
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