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This feels a little like entitlement. Like the candidate is saying "You owe me an explanation". They already gave you a big chunk of their time. You gave them a
by phamilton 13y ago
This feels a little like entitlement. Like the candidate is saying "You owe me an explanation". They already gave you a big chunk of their time. You gave them a chunk of yours. Nobody owes anyone anything.
- sebkomianos 13y agoIf you want to speak in such terms, that would be the case if the prospective employer visited the prospective employee for the interview. When (99.9999% of the time) it's the opposite, I can say that you could give them some feedback to appreciate their...commuting, let's say?
- brandonb 13y agoFWIW, I'm the OP and I've spent most of my time on the hiring side (and spent time writing emails with feedback).