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> 65 days is a very very short time to be on the market Wait what? Is this just an SF/Valley thing? 60 days on the market is a long time IMO. Long enough that
by meddlepal 6y ago
> 65 days is a very very short time to be on the market
Wait what? Is this just an SF/Valley thing? 60 days on the market is a long time IMO. Long enough that my experience with east coast recruiting is that by the time you hit 30 days offers start evaporating so it makes it difficult to play them off of each other for negotiating purposes.
- marcinzm 6y agoIf you're not good at modern interviews then it can take some time to find a company that either you get lucky on or that uses a different process.
- Joof 6y agoI usually prolong it for travel, but I've always had offers by 60 days in. Anecdote.
- scarface74 6y agoI’m on the east coast and over 20 years and 6 job changes (first one was based on an internship). I’ve had multiple offers within three weeks maximum after I started looking. The shortest was 4 days. None have required any serious algorithm/LeetCode type of interview.
- mlthoughts2018 6y agoYour experience is such an extreme outlier as to necessitate ignoring it when considering how general job searches go.