If the employer reports the job a day or two after your interview, try to stay patient and give the hiring manager time to reach out to you. Do it the second I leave the place for all I care. I didnt hear anything, which was what I expected, until about a month and a half later, when I got a personal email from my interviewer telling me that while she enjoyed our conversation, she regretted to tell me that after careful consideration I had not been selected. My first reaction was, wait, didnt I already reject YOU when I found out you pay wildly under-market? The hiring manager may not have seen you within the framework of the new job description and may have wanted to start fresh with a new applicant pool since the job description is significantly different. Here are a few of them: A 'weak' applicant pool: Not receiving sufficient qualified and experienced candidates from the first posting is one of the most common reasons for the reposting of the position. Forgot to add, when I got the rejection response in the first story, I was en route to a shelter to check out some puppies after putting in a bunch of dog adoption applications in vain for a month. The reposting could be the result of any number of things. They really couldve saved the stamp. 00:02 / 22:11. It was less than a week after that when they contacted me saying Id been hired and when could I start? They had a contract for a certain number of listings and instead of this being actual forwarding, this can just be a scheduled listing. Possibly a complete breakdown on the highway. Twice when the interviewer didnt show up for the Zoom interview. But if the hiring manager can wait, it may be a good idea to allow a little time between posts. Thats insane. Friday came and went. If you were interviewed, the company will remember you so let some time lapse before reapplying for the jobat least four to six months. Then, if they do contact you at some point, it can be a pleasant surprise, rather than the thing that you have been pinning all your anxious energies on. You snooze, you lose. However, I never heard back. The heavens would fall! Exactly. Not hearing from an applicant who was previously interested? I really needed to get out of the workplace I was in then, and said yes to both. Hiring the best candidate would be a disservice to the candidate, the manager, and the organization. Then we contact the candidate and make the offer and WE CANNOT SAY ANYTHING TO ANYONE until the candidate says yes or no. Basically, people are looking for three types of information: (a) you got the job/youre moving on to the next stage, (b) youve been rejected, or (c) youre still in the running. After the presentation, it was an additional 4.5 hours of back-to-back interviews with potential team members, managers of adjacent departments, and HR. You could be the perfect candidate for the job and get overlooked because someone incompetent is in charge of hiring, or because they hire an internal candidate or someone's nephew, or because the job gets restructured halfway through the process, or because the system somehow lost your application (rare, but it can happen). When is it OK? Fast forward more than two years with the recessions was in full swing when I read something that revealed what happened and why I never heard a peep from them. People learn on the job, and a manager can guide the development of a new hire so that the new hire is up-to-date on all parts of the job. 5) The required number of candidates haven't applied to the position. I just wrote it off as I had a job anyway. The Supervisor, Transit Control Center will be responsible for managing and coordinating transit service ensuring scheduled service is provided. Its incredibly rude and inconsiderate not to get back to people after interviews, particularly after someone has taken time off work, maybe bought a new suit or traveled a long distance, and invested time and energy into preparing for the interview. Often, the hiring process must take a back seat to other more urgent matters, like staying in business - handling crises, taking vacations, staying home sick, traveling on business, being promoted, leaving the organization, etc. I was already a heavy user of mail merge for printed documents before that, though, so it was a minimal learning curve for me to also send emails that way.) Of course, since its so frequent, I wound up missing out on what couldve been a decent job, because I just assumed when they took forever to get back to me that I was out of the running. Absolutely, the fallacy is just that if you wait even just a day, youll have even more valuable information to share, such as that the boss has approved the hiring of someone else now. Perhaps the hiring manager has too high expectations. In addition to reflecting on candidates, the hiring manager must reflect on himself. Well not everyone can be extremely marketable as you say. oh my god. When a Job Is Reposted After Interviews After a hiring manager interviews candidates, sometimes jobs get reposted. Before getting a Job reposted after the interview, hiring managers make sure they have to. Once a few weeks go by, you can contact the employer yourself. I wish there were more who did. Go in, do the best job you can. I receive a Linkedin message from the would-be manager saying he saw I was currently employed but was I still interested in the job because they opened up another position. On the application portal the status still says Active. NO, NO IT IS NOT. We have decided we would like to schedule an interview. Sorry. But its another thing to just never get back to people at all and its irritatingly common. In effect, it's more an ad for the company itself as opposed to the job described. People Ghosting is when you have had one or more interviews and then never hear back. About 15 years ago I interviewed with a company where the hiring manager told me flat out, No news is bad news. In other words we wont reject you, well just ghost you. If you do get the job, I wish you all the best. do employers set up secret gotcha tests for job candidates? We know we havent talked to you in a while and things got tied up with funding, and were really sorry about that, but would you like to come in again and be reconsidered?. Thats how bad it is. I honestly dont care if I never hear back after an interview any more. Mention one specific thing about the interview . Not necessarily, but theres a lot of problems with the hiring process. You get the interview. It was for a final interview with our provincial government and by the time I got the rejection notice via snail mail, I had to think which job it was since Id interviewed at several provincial departments lol. As AG often says, you have to just forget it and let it be a nice surprise if they offer. Its always do as I say not as I do. We will review the best way to answer behavioral interview questions, list the 50 most common . Whens it ok to say thanks but no thanks to a company before a final offer is received? One of these times I wish there was an edit button. The company simply and annoyingly forgot to remove the job posting. Those companies go on my naughty list and Im not likely to apply there again. Im currently waiting to hear back from an interview, but Im also not at all emotionally invested in the process. And after a verbal offer? Neither got back to me after the interview and I had NO CLUE I was in the running. Job reposted after interview Hi, I interviewed with my dream company over a week ago for front desk. (Once I realized that Word could now do mail merged emails as well as printed documents, it simplified so many annoying tasks for me. Right you are. Privacy Policy and Affiliate Disclosures, I'm so anxious about working that I keep ghosting employers before I start. It took me about 20 minutes to copy, paste, edit, and send a basic email template to my active candidates once a week, even if all I had to share was onging status and not a decision. But if a potential employee ghosted them? She reassured me I was great at what I did, etc etc. She was very kind and encouraged me to apply again in the future. I know that. Impressive since some apps can take hours of coding problems to do, so they seem to really value time and trying to even the playing field a bit for people who dont have hours outside of work to apply. When my availability windows all came and went with no response, I sent a polite follow-up to check if they were still interested in having me meet with the team and an offer to provide new availability. This is why I prefer going through a recruiter. You invested a significant amount of time into interviews. Its fine to check in once when youre past the point when you would have expected to hear something. One of the most important things you can do during an interview process is to keep the momentum going. Many say that the definition of insanity is doing something over and over again and expecting different results. The interview went really well and she told me I'd be a great fit and introduced me to another manager as well as a tour of the office. In April they contacted me asking to set up a phone interview with the hiring manager for the next day. So, I reapplied. As an excuse to make it look as if they can't fill demand locally. Use your ATS to message applicants as you decline them, either individually or by batch. Search for the role you're interested in, and click on the job. Theres always delays for one reason or another. I had a similar situation. *shrug* Didnt even apologize for missing the first phone appointment. Being new to the area and reliant on Mapquest (lol), I got lost on Interview Day. He says theyre still making the decision and it was down to me and one other person, but once they make that choice I was going to get an answer regardless of the outcome. Sorry for soapboxing but this is a sore point with me, too. I keep my job search 100% active until I have an offer in hand. I know its petty but I felt a small amount of satisfaction in never responding. Powered by Newbalancejob Team. Both times, I had great conversations with internal recruiters (at different companies in vastly different industries), who were both enthusiastic about me and asked me to provide availability to interview with members of the team. The interview was on Tuesday, I think, and I was told that a decision would be made by Friday since the position needed to be filled. Before the holidays in December, she said they were waiting until after the new year to make a decision (I had already moved on way earlier at this point). Player version: 4 . Adding to this to clarify I have no real issue with non responses to job applications, I definitely understand the volume problem and dont think employers are obligated to respond to every resume thats submitted. When the recession was at its worst and the stock market diving lower by the day (and my 401(k) had become a 201(k)), every afternoons after work I would hear the financial news while driving home and think that I was lucky that I was not hired by the other place. If #1 had said no, they would have had to go to #2 and spend time negotiating. This often happens because the hiring manager cannot spend the time necessary to develop the new employee. On the flipside, if the position is reposted and you haven't heard anything after two weeks, it's advisable to redouble your job searching efforts elsewhere. Its really impossible to tell from the outside what might be going on that could massively mess with their hiring plans or hiring timeline. If I repost now, what do I expect my pool of applicants to look like? Sometimes the timing of a job offer ends up being really bad, and the job does get restructured away before the person starts. The frustrating thing is that you cant know for sure whats going on. You know the drill. Agreed, although not showing up for an interviewing is much more comparable. . I would send notices that a position was filled to everyone who applied for a part-time library aide position. The best you can do is to use LinkedIn. I told both my adult children to become in-house recruiters for large employers because you didnt need experience, would get on-the-job training, and could get away with things no other job would allow. I interviewed for a position March 10th and followed up with the hiring manager (who had also interviewed me) on March 18th. Why Jobs Get Reposted I wasnt job hopping. Im pretty much there. Some describe not hearing back after submitting an application again, not ghosting. Too late! In the future, never accept the offer itself. I also appreciated that they drew a clear line between different types of edits and what could and couldnt be done. From their standpoint, ghosting candidates was better than making excuses. Please stop giving hiring managers and recruiters a way to minimize actual ghosting by conflating it with what are essentially annoyances like hearing back too late, or not being asked to interview, or working somewhere that posts jobs and then does nothing. When expanded it provides a list of search options that will switch the search inputs to match the current selection. I have been ghosted multiple times in the past year of unemployment, so Im not even surprised by it anymore. Meanwhile, being a now-graduated grad student I really needed an income and was getting more and more desperate to hear back about this job. If that's the case, don't forget that you should always send a follow-up email after an interview to thank your interviewer for their time within 24 hours of the interview. This same place could sometimes take MONTHS just to get management to understand that we needed more staff, let alone begin the hiring process. I suspect I wont be notified if Im rejectedor I already was. Ive been on an interview team and have been the one to actually schedule the interview with candidates, and oftentimes they will follow up with me but I am not allowed to tell them anything even if I know the outcome. Alot of it has to do with being young. I just dont want a bad match. How true. Do I have a candidate who can do the job? If the hiring manager believes that the pool of candidates will not be significantly different now, perhaps the pool will be different later. A: It's happened to all of us: You're communicating with recruiters or hiring managers about a promising new job, and they suddenly stop returning your messages. The job was reposted on Monday for a new member in the team, the manager wants to speak to me on Monday privately. Unless you are contacted directly by the hiring manager or receive some inside or back channel information, you should not reapply. They eventually based the position in another state to justify the low salary. Probably dodged a bullet since they are so inconsiderate. I actually dont think that an update with no news is unhelpful to someone applying for the job. Three months after that experience, I was asked to interview by a different team in the same organization. Cool, sounds like a better match, applied. Keep poking this one for updates as, who knows, maybe eventually they will come through with an offer. I knew I wasnt the only one, but the lack of stability and financial health at the time made me feel hopeless. There are a lot of reasons why the job may have been re-posted, so I wouldn't worry too much about what that means for your chances. They are very public about treating their employees as people and gave time off for Black Lives Matter protesting and throughout the plague gave Fridays or weeks off for helping people cope. Ghosting of candidates real honest-to-goodness no-post-interview-communication-ever-at-all ghosting actually happens as many of the responses above can attest. Their business would be undergoing substantial scrutiny and I surmise that a hire freeze was implemented. I havent heard anything from the org since. That sucked. Recruiters and hiring managers often conduct a number of interviews, and it's hard to recall every candidate's resume, application, phone discussion or in-person interview. The interview had gone really well up until that point; I had a lot of really niche experience that they were looking to find, and she seemed really excited about me, but a pay cut anywhere near that magnitude was just a non-starter for me. Ghosting applications I can live with. Were going to run into each other at some point and its going to be the most awkward thing in the world remember that time you interviewed me and then ghosted? Many times, a person can enter a job without being prepared for all aspects of it. Share Improve this answer Follow edited Sep 1, 2020 at 7:46 Lilienthal 60.2k 42 218 252 A nursing job interview is challenging whether you are a new nurse or have a long nursing career. Then it took them 2 weeks more to find a good date to schedule a second interview with their top 2 choices, and then a week to decide that they wanted to make an offer and another week to negotiate. The next week I found out I was pregnant so I didnt bother pursuing it. You may have made it past a few rounds of interviews. And as someone who has watched the hiring process from the other side: sometimes its really about the organization. At the time, none of this trouble could be public knowledge so the organization could not give any inkling of it, lest it lead to worse trouble. I passed as did a few members of my network who are also searching. Just before I received that offer, I interviewed with the second company which sent me an offer within the week and I had about a week to respond/negotiate. None. Most of the publishing houses in the city were still asking for hard-copy resumes and sending formal rejections, like the old college application process, so *any* kind of positive response, let alone from an email, was like manna from heaven at that point. To that point though, in my unemployment last year I got pretty good at figuring out how to work with the ATS. Its so shitty. (Not to mention logistical gymnastics if the candidate is currently employed.) When I was looking for my first job, I had a phone interview for a clothing store. And its incredibly rude to applicants. Dont make promises you cant keep. But its really, really common, so if you havent heard back for a long time after your interview, its always possible thats happening. This allows the ghosters to think People are being unreasonable rather than stand back and take a good look at themselves and their hiring practices. And two weeks ago I was ghosted for an in person interview. If and when they get things sorted out, you can decide what to do. Typically, it's best to give interviewers five business days to contact you. You can assume your resume has been kept on file, and if you meet the qualifications, you may be considered. I had lived in Europe during middle/high school, and had been to that city multiple times, so we just mainly talked about Europe the whole time, and at the end he straight up told me I would move on to the second round. I was looking to go into public accounting, and all of the Big 4 and regional firms did formal recruitment at my (large state) University, where-in you would apply through the school, they would have on-campus interviews for the first interview, and then if that went well, they would invite you in office for one or multiple additional interviews. Second time I applied, it got reposted about a year later, it was completely redone to be more verifying the deliverables than verifying the architecture. Plus, applicants will often respond wheedling for more info, re-stating their case for employment, or requesting a faster response (understandable, but still a PITA). Still isnt relevant once youre talking about people who got as far as an interview, or second interview and THAT is where people usually complain. In fact, the lack of response does not mean anything for sure. I assume Im one of a hundred-plus and leave it at that. Online job applications were still in their infancythey more or less involved emailing your resume and any sort of confirmation/acknowledgment was a crapshoot, so it was a pleasant surprise when a regulatory agency called me to set up an interview for an editor position. I used to write them. Maybe youre being ghosted and will never hear from this employer again, or maybe youre going to hear back this week, or maybe youre going to hear back in two months, long after youve given up hope. Felt like I nailed the 2 interviews and got along really well with my would-be manager. Checking back only got me Were still interviewing; thank you for your time and consideration. That sounds like a no to me, so I marked it as such on my spreadsheet. By clicking Accept All Cookies, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. I interviewed for a job, they liked me and would let me know. Attempting to call the recruiter resulted in leaving several voicemails that were never returned. It wasnt certain, though the interviewer was very cagy about comp, first saying she wasnt allowed to tell me anything about pay but then giving me a (very low) range anyway but then saying she wasnt sure what the final budget would be. When I found out that be reconsidered meant start completely over, I informed them in no uncertain terms that Id found something else and was not available. I was even introduced to potential co-workers, given a short tour of the units office space, and provided with other information (like no internal candidate) that led me to think that I was the top candidate. Had a phone screen with company 1, then an in-person interview, accepted an offer, went through the background check and the drug test, gave notice On my literal last day at my old job, I got an email from company 2, first time I heard from them in the four or six weeks since Id sent my resume in. Whatever. Age is an important factor, more so than experience. The vast majority of the workforce isnt. Send them an email thanking them for the opportunity and asking about your status for the role. How can it be? A week goes by, I send off an email inquiring about the timeline. Its one of my least favorite things about higher ed. Yep, this was in higher ed as well. With a few exceptions, applicants should generally not reapply for job postings when they are reposted. They said CEO wanted to meet with me, and theyd be in touch in a week or so. It was very dejecting and was a huge blow to my confidence. By saying you do not have time to get back to all applicants, you are minimizing the actual problem. From experience, its because they will go down the line with 2nd, 3rd, and 4th choices before re-posting the job. Im basically at the same point. So if its been a week and I havent heard anything, I usually move on. Its horrible. It was a blow to my confidence that took a year to shake off. I ended up with a migraine that night from the strain of being in front of a screen in meetings for so long. I dont expect much when applying. Don't be discouraged. He said they would get back to me within a week. - - www.qfitv.com ,. Maybe the hiring manager is out sick, or unexpectedly had to go out of town. I once had two interviews for a position at a local hospital. Once youve had an actual conversation with someone, you gotta close the loop. Which is much more aggravating and extremely rare from the applicants side. This whole thing just left such a sour taste in my mouth. Should you reach back out? Set up an hr email and give them access. The most likely reason for reposting a job is the employer needs to extend the applicant pool or time needed to fill the position. Im trying to remember the distinction between red and blue, and I think red was a must change typo whereas blue was a suggestion/query. Everything was discussed over the phone, and I was waiting for the formal, hard-copy letter which, you guessed it, never came. I applied for an internal job I really wanted. Hah I got one of those once too, about 15 years ago. Thats just how this goes. All I can do is refer them to HR [who are unresponsive.] 1. If it works out in my favor, great. Rather than extending the closing date on the posting, an organizations human resources department might require hiring managers to repost and consider job applications from both postings. Had an additional interview a couple weeks after that. When you're looking for a job, there are a ton of questions to consider how to answer. There's also this: Sometimes I think that the best thing you can do after interviewing for a job is to put it out of your mind altogether (aside from doing appropriate follow-up, like thank-you notes and, if the process drags out, occasional check-ins). If you interview for a job and then it is reposted, there is no reason to reapply. Lots of other people had the same idea and we waited in line for 2 hours, 2 people behind the total number of puppies available. Also, most recruiters have assistants. It depends on how the posting is different. All of this. People take time out of the their for interviews. I remember a time where I was a temp working on four month job to review a backlog of paperwork that had been submitted by their subcontractors. The one I took did. 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Although generally, it can mean that the hiring manager is dissatisfied with the quality of the applicant pool, this is not always the case. Mention that you saw the job posted again and politely ask if you are still in the running, adding that you are still very interested. I didnt take it personally, but at the end of the season, after accepting another offer, I decided to reach out to their and just let them know I never heard back, assuming something fell through the cracks, and that they would want to know so they could look into it an avoid it happening again (as I assumed it could impact their relationship with our university if they werent following up with students). If Im told that Ill have a decision by X day, and that day comes and goes without any input, I am assuming Im out of the running and moving on with my life. Heck, Im in software and the same thing happens to me! In case you might not have guessed, this is a fed agency.but Im guessing a lot of larger organizations have a similar structure that make this more difficult than it needs to be for candidates. (This from someone whod apparently said it behind my back a year earlier, that she could never be my reference, because thatd be a stain on her reputation.) This was in September. Next, stop telling candidates youll have a decision by the end of the week at the latest or any specific time frame if you dont own the decision. I was in corporate recruiting for decades, and wish recruiters would do a few things differently. Job 2 on the other hand, I applied on a Friday around noon and got a call to schedule a phone interview an hour later. The introduction of. I sent a number of windows, offered to be flexible if none worked, and reiterated my interest in the job/company (my standard response in cases like this), and then crickets! If you wouldnt take it if the email came through right now, go ahead and reach out to your contact and let them know youre no longer interested. I had a similar experience recently. . do I have any recourse when an employer ghosts me? update: is my future manager a bigoted jerk? They may have hired someone who started, but for some reason, the person did not work, and again they are required to get the Job reposted after the interview. When jobs get reposted, it can be frustrating for applicants because they do not know what caused the process to be restarted. Thats awful! Thats not a great practice, of course ideally theyd write back to say, for example, Things are taking longer than we expected but I should be in touch in another week or two. But realistically, hiring managers are busy and often pulled in a bunch of directions, and hiring can end up lower on their list than work projects with pressing deadlines now. But now months later, Im having major doubts about how this company is run if they are so disorganized (or hamstrung by red tape). Had a first round interview almost three months ago. If youre their top candidate, theyre not going to forget about you over the next few weeks, or even over the next few months, just because you dont keep checking in. At the high end youre doing a phone screen for what, 15 candidates (and usually a lot less). He e-mailed to say hed been made another offer and ask if they had a timeframe for their decision and they wrote back and rejected him. can I compare attending college to working a full-time job in my cover letter? Sometimes you can finish first in a hiring competition and still not get the job. One week goes by, two goes byIve read enough of this blog to know to put it out of my mind at this point and I wouldnt be getting an answer if I got the role or not. Attending college to working a full-time job in my cover letter being prepared for all I do! 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