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You have the right to confirm likely salary offer after interview number two. Unfortunately there’s a really strange thing that happens in very long interview
by andrewstuart 4y ago
You have the right to confirm likely salary offer after interview number two.
Unfortunately there’s a really strange thing that happens in very long interview processes, is the employer starts to think something is wrong because the process has taken so long, despite the process being driven by them.
Anyhow, to your situation…. It is now an employers market and some of them need to feel loved.
So you should effusively tell them that you love the company and love the job.
- Yoric 4y agoWell, I pretty much told them that 2 weeks ago. If they want more than that... I'm not sure what else I can do. Right now, I'm actually starting to ponder whether I should tell them "no", because it starts to feel like a red flag.
- fredsmith219 4y agoGhost them and move on. Why waste your time?
- Yoric 4y agoI'll probably send a thank you note rather than ghosting them outright, but this has become the plan as of yesterday.
- datavirtue 4y agoOne thing I have learned from Krav Maga, you don't act passive or submissive unless you are about to kick someone in the groin and smash them in the face.
- andrewstuart 4y agoProbably a “no thanks” email is enough in this case.
- Yoric 4y agoWell, if there is one bias I've confirmed from Aikido, you don't pick a fight when it's just as simple not to :)
- musicale 4y ago> Why waste your time? Personally I don't feel great contributing to the trend of ghosting everyone, and sending a thank you note adds a sense of closure and completion.