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If there's one thing that really annoys me, it's getting e-snubbed after having an in-person interview. Getting snubbed after sending in my resume is reasonabl
by j_baker 17y ago
If there's one thing that really annoys me, it's getting e-snubbed after having an in-person interview. Getting snubbed after sending in my resume is reasonable. I can understand it after a phone interview. But surely when I travel long distances to interview, I at least deserve a "please drop dead" email.
- gamache 17y agoI remember a similar situation a couple years back, when I was thinking of working in EE. Many calls with the recruiter, two in-persons, and then crickets. Nothing. It frustrated me at the time, at least until I came to my senses and got two Perl jobs within a week. But I admit, it felt pretty good when a few months later, I accidentally dialed the recruiter and interrupted her sleep. I still keep her in my address book, just in case. Treat people fairly and they might forget it; treat them poorly and they'll remember for sure.
- frossie 17y agoBut surely when I travel long distances to interview, I at least deserve a "please drop dead" email. There's a school of thought that says you should educate them appropriately... http://www.emailyourinterviewer.com/ http://www.emailyourinterviewer.com/