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Parent comment was specifically commenting about recruiters, indicating there was human communication at some point, hence the term 'ghosting'. Anyway it's muc
by stonogo 2y ago
Parent comment was specifically commenting about recruiters, indicating there was human communication at some point, hence the term 'ghosting'.
Anyway it's much the same, since most competent HR software can autosend a 'no thanks' email when the system bulk-rejects applications.
Whether or not a person is involved, it's so little effort to send that close-of-conversation email that there's no reason not to. Meanwhile, the point of Tinder is that people choose when and how to engage. They're not the same.
- randomdata 2y agoAnd the comparison with Tinder also carried the implication that the successful swiping had already taken place that there was human-to-human communication that was happening, but where one party decided to no longer engage. There may be essentially no effort to say that you are no longer interested, but at the same time if you are no longer interested, who cares?