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What do you expect is the reason this happens? I would suspect your skill assessment after a handful of interviews is sound and most people liked you. Do you th
by scrapcode 2y ago
What do you expect is the reason this happens? I would suspect your skill assessment after a handful of interviews is sound and most people liked you. Do you think you just run into a person eventually that doesn't vibe?
- fn-mote 2y agoI read this as the GHOSTING is the thing that bother them. After a full day of interviews, it sounds like. The failure to be hired doesn't sound like it bothers them to me.
- simonh 2y agoIf the company gets 30 applicants, 10 of which go to the final round and 7 of those are really good, if they only have 5 openings then 2 really good applicants are not getting offers.
- NetOpWibby 2y agoThose two should at least get told they didn't make it.
- simonh 2y agoOh sure, agreed. That's pretty poor.
- NetOpWibby 2y agoWho knows? I wish the hiring team remembered that real-life people are looking for work because they have bills to pay and regular communication is necessary. Two months ago a founder reached out to me, gave me a coding project, I completed it (and got paid!), spoke with his co-founder, and then...nothing. At least I got paid but man, YOU reached out to ME. I don't get it.
- scrapcode 2y agoI agree that it doesn't make much sense. You would think if you're even close to being considered they'd want to keep the bridge intact for next time. I wonder if there is some kind of legal liability involved with sharing feedback with potential candidates? I know this is sometimes the case for referrals/what can and cannot be sad in a reference check, etc.