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Rejecting near hires by phone or video is much better than an email. At that point you’ve likely developed something of a real connection with the recruiter, hi
by aikinai 3y ago
Rejecting near hires by phone or video is much better than an email. At that point you’ve likely developed something of a real connection with the recruiter, hiring manager, and/or the team overall. I’ve had final interviews or fit calls feel more like onboarding or pitching me on the role and then get rejected. A chance to hear it in person and have a bit of closure with the other side makes it much easier to process in my experience.
It would be nice, however, to give at least a hint that there could be bad news coming to help with mental prep. If you’re thinking this could be a rejection or maybe discussing further interviews or something negative, you’re more prepared for the turn in fortune.