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Steer clear of what? Almost all companies have this “no feedback” policy in some form. I’ve gotten rejection calls (a sadistic practice, if you’re not going to
by pmiller2 7y ago
Steer clear of what? Almost all companies have this “no feedback” policy in some form. I’ve gotten rejection calls (a sadistic practice, if you’re not going to offer feedback IMO), where I’ve explicitly asked for feedback and literally been told “no.” If I limited myself to companies that provide feedback, I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have a career right now.
- basseq 7y ago> rejection calls (a sadistic practice, if you’re not going to offer feedback IMO) Perhaps you're referring to other channels of communication, but I'd much rather have a rejection call than no contact at all. Corporate ghosting is much more sadistic.
- pmiller2 7y agoIf I'm not getting the job, just send me an email. JMHO.
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoIn college, one company woke me up with a phone call at 7 AM to reject me. They were even in the same time zone!
- pmiller2 7y agoOuch. Talk about adding insult to injury (or, at least, mild inconvenience). At least in my case, they scheduled the call, which avoids being woken up or otherwise interrupted, but prolongs the agony a little.
- basseq 7y agoAt least do SOMETHING. Perfectly fine with an email.