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> Then a bunch of weird generic scenarios - what have you done that fits this scenario and how did you handle it. That part was particularly frustrating; ofte
by gvurrdon 5y ago
> Then a bunch of weird generic scenarios - what have you done that fits this scenario and how did you handle it.
That part was particularly frustrating; often I couldn't think of anything relevant to the specific wording.
At least you got a rejection letter, though. Multiple interviews over >1 day and I had to log in to the Amazon Jobs account to see my application's status had changed to "no longer under consideration".
- WorldMaker 5y agoIt's amazing right now how in this market so many companies are simply ghosting on rejections. They seem so desperate in their recruiting but then can't bother to at least call with a rejection out of the usual courtesy that used to be a standard part of the process?
- gvurrdon 5y agoStrange, indeed. A "sorry, no thanks, good luck elsewhere" email would have been fine. Feedback would have been very useful but I suspect they'd be reluctant to offer any.
- WorldMaker 5y agoYes, I anecdotally have had two different recruiters at different companies on the phone before interviews tell me they definitely would follow up after the interviews with feedback and in one case I got a form letter email and no response to a reply email I made (asking about that feedback they had "definitely" promised me) and the other time no response at all but checking their portal and showing the thing was closed (again after promising me they always give feedback). It's so very weird and doesn't give me a lot of confidence right now that recruiters aren't just wasting my time.