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The conclusion bugs me because it takes one data point to deduce a general rule. Yes in that specific case, perhaps the candidate was spooked by the speed of t
by wildpeaks 12y ago
The conclusion bugs me because it takes one data point to deduce a general rule.
Yes in that specific case, perhaps the candidate was spooked by the speed of the offer, but next time might be the opposite: another candidate will get tired of the lengthy process until you get to the point and will drop out in favor of a company looking for more than ticking all boxes, especially as it might be a red flag that the environment isn't flexible enough to adapt.
So don't feel bad for following your guts and making an offer: if he really had been the perfect fit, he would have felt the same way.
- sportanova 12y agoI agree, don't be afraid to break with the 'process' and go with what seems to make sense. If once person doesn't join, it's not an indictment of your breaking the 'process'.