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I don't mind getting a "no" and I do feel I've gotten the right ratio of effort per application nailed after some time. I just hate that most employers can't se
by atdrummond 5y ago
I don't mind getting a "no" and I do feel I've gotten the right ratio of effort per application nailed after some time. I just hate that most employers can't seem to bother to close applications in a timely manner or message candidates when they've chosen someone for the role. I hate twiddling my thumbs wondering if I am going to receive any further communication or not.
- wy50guy 5y agoI think it shows a lack of compassion from employers en masse. There are few negative ramifications to them never acknowledging you submitted your resume. I also submit many applications and I feel like a ghost.