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"If you do need to drop out of the process, say so." Poor companies, candidates ghosting them. Hm, hey, don't companies stop responding to candidates all the t
by tw1010 8y ago
"If you do need to drop out of the process, say so."
Poor companies, candidates ghosting them. Hm, hey, don't companies stop responding to candidates all the time, or give little to no feedback about why they chose to reject someone. I wonder if they're somehow connected. Nah, impossible.
- plankers 8y agoI'm sure we're all shedding tears for those poor recruiters.
- phyzome 8y agoOn the one hand, it's abysmally unprofessional, and can give you a bad reputation. On the other hand... at least both sides are being equally unprofessional now? -.-
- alacombe 8y agoTit for tat, companies ghosting candidates don't give a good image to the candidate either.
- tw1010 8y agoHuh, strange. This post was the top comment for a long while (at exactly as many votes as the article itself, 48 upvotes), but then it jumped straight down to the bottom all of a sudden. I didn't know these kinds of measures occurred on HN. I certainly don't think my comment was off-topic, but I suppose it was the tone of it that made whatever moderator feel the need to push it down to obscurity.