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It's extremely rare that a company will tell you why you failed, because it increases the risk of lawsuits. It might help you a little, and it might hurt them a
by danielweber 12y ago
It's extremely rare that a company will tell you why you failed, because it increases the risk of lawsuits. It might help you a little, and it might hurt them a lot, and so things play out from there.
It sucks balls, but it's unlikely to change.
- judk 12y agoThis is an insidious myth, not supported by evidence. Facebook gives candidates substantive feedback on each interview.
- meowface 12y agoWhat is the actual reason that most big tech companies give no feedback? Is it just to avoid wasting time and having to deal with a potentially disgruntled candidate? I would be happy if they at least sent an email from a no-reply address giving a list of feedback and then ending the discussion there.