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Still, it's pretty silly when a company says you're not knowledgeable enough in X when you literally wrote the book on X. Being told, "You obviously don't have
by dentemple 8y ago
Still, it's pretty silly when a company says you're not knowledgeable enough in X when you literally wrote the book on X.
Being told, "You obviously don't have experience" by a company when it's literally untrue really grinds my gears.
- tonyedgecombe 8y agoI think you have to take all interview feedback with a pinch of salt. People make emotional decisions then try and rationalise them. You will rarely hear what the emotional issue was.
- dentemple 8y agoYeah, I understand it. The _public_ reason for a rejection is rarely the same as the _actual_ reason for a rejection. It just grinds my gears when a company adds that little bit of insult at the end of it, by somehow making it your fault in the end for supposedly lying to them.
- Aunche 8y agoThis is why a lot of companies just don't bother to give any substantial feedback.