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I remember applying to RenTech and getting a rejection email in 3 hours and let me tell you it was quick. Most companies I have applied to would probably take
by mr_o47 3y ago
I remember applying to RenTech and getting a rejection email in 3 hours and let me tell you it was quick.
Most companies I have applied to would probably take a week or more than a week
- brightball 3y agoThe only time I reject an application that quickly is if it was completely outside the realm of the job. At least for programmers, I always cast a wide net unless there is some very specific item that has a very steep learning curve.
- ipaddr 3y agoThey are quick. From applying to getting an offer to getting laid off 1.5 seconds. The lawsuit is taking years
- notsurenymore 3y agoSome years ago I remember applying to a job at a well known US bank. It got to a series of checklist questions, one of which asked if I had a degree, I checked no, and it kicked me out before I could even finish the application. Honestly, I wish more applications were like that. Just let me know sooner rather than later what your filters are.
- lelandfe 3y agoDisney’s rejection for a front end position came a full year after I applied
- mr_o47 3y agothat's insane I remember applying for a position getting a phone call and then getting rejected afterwards but the funny thing was I got another email from the same company asking about my availability for the interview and I was like Woahh, are you sure you sent the email to the right person because I remember you already rejected me
- ndiddy 3y agoThe candidate(s) they wanted probably rejected their offer.
- sumtechguy 3y agoMy record was 2.5 years later for a different company. At that point why bother?