> Not dropping out at that point is just refusing to acknowledge reality and insisting on wasting everyone's time. Sure, but, there's nothing incentivizing th

> Not dropping out at that point is just refusing to acknowledge reality and insisting on wasting everyone's time. Sure, but, there's nothing incentivizing the candidate to not waste time. At the very least, they can get free interview practice. I get that that's very annoying when you're on the hiring side, but it's not all so bad in the end, you're getting paid for your time!