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I think sometimes the HR person just makes up a reason. It's counter-productive to read too much into it. One time I was told I was great, but they needed som
by jimmydddd 8y ago
I think sometimes the HR person just makes up a reason. It's counter-productive to read too much into it.
One time I was told I was great, but they needed someone with XYZ experience. It was very important.
They ended up hiring my friend, who had even less XYZ experience than I did.
- itronitron 8y agoYeah, I could see the HR person just reaching the conclusion on their own that the candidate must not have XYZ since the team chose not to hire them.