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I’ve been rejected from Google, and a year later they reached back out asking if I wanted to try again. The recruiter even told me over the phone that most peop
by spunker540 7y ago
I’ve been rejected from Google, and a year later they reached back out asking if I wanted to try again. The recruiter even told me over the phone that most people they hire these days have already been rejected at least once before. So they openly acknowledge that a lot of times their best bet is to get people back in the door who they know were close. I’m curious how they determine the timing. Why wait a year vs 6 months vs 1 month?
- gwbas1c 7y agoSimilar situation; I was rejected around 2007-ish. Many years later when they reached out the recruiter told me that they changed their process and they believed their newer process was bringing in better hires. For what it's worth: Someone who works well in an established company isn't always the right person to hire in a young company.