Fill the application. Start a new career
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@Mik said in Fill the application. Start a new career:
@Rainman said in Fill the application. Start a new career:
Good luck, Mark!
I would not want to work for a company where the interviewer does not let applicants know the outcome of the job search.What goes around comes around.
It's different when recruiters are involved. The company talks to them and if you didn't get it they will not even put the time in to call you generally.
Yeah, it's on the recruiter at that point.
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@mark Good luck. Thought luck is "opportunity meeting skill" and I think you will have both.
Re: recruiters -would be nice if they had the courtesy to somehow let you know the position had been filled. As others have said, what goes around comes around.
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@mark said in Fill the application. Start a new career:
Am I just impatient? It's been a week since I took the CCAT evaluation and personality profile. I know I did well on the CCAT. I did get the automated results of the personality profile and didn't see any red flags.
Crickets.
My HR person had to wait 8 months to get any word back about her current job. 8 months and absolutely nothing, then she was hired.
That's a little extreme, but sadly it's not at all uncommon to wait awhile these days. It really depends, company to company.
I'd say a full week is time enough in which it's more than reasonable to follow up.
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@mark said in Fill the application. Start a new career:
Am I just impatient? It's been a week since I took the CCAT evaluation and personality profile. I know I did well on the CCAT. I did get the automated results of the personality profile and didn't see any red flags.
Crickets.
A week isn't much time to wait these days. It's likely percolating through the process. But it's also not too soon to follow up.
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One of the nice things about healthcare ( and not making the big bucks) is that I could get on the phone and have three job offers in the next 30 minutes.
And if they know my reputation, I might get a phone call by next week.🤪