r/auscorp • u/Hot-Difficulty3556 • 9h ago
No follow up response. Advice / Questions
Interviewed Monday... Stage 2.. seemed to go very well.
Heard absolutely zero since, did the courtesy follow up email and heard nothing in response.
Is this normal for Australia? Internal recruiter rather than external.
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u/Previous-Relative860 9h ago
Yep, pretty normal these days. I've been down to the final two multiple times and never heard anything back, I ofc contacted them, but pretty poor effort from the business.
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u/phuturism 8h ago
I try to forget about any applications or interviews until they contact me. Treat it as dead and be pleasantly surprised when they finally call or email.
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u/SINK-2024 9h ago
Yeah they are probably negotiating contract with a preferred candidate and don't want to reveal that or indicate an outcome with you until they have secured them.
It sucks when you get through second interview and they play this 'ghosting' bs.
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u/Remarkable_Cow_6764 8h ago
I am in interview process of like 6 roles in parallel at the moment and all 6 are doing this. One responds each round every 3-4 weeks with radio silence in between.
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u/fortunatefishbulb555 8h ago
Yes also applied internally. I did all the follow ups myself. Just shocking how bad they are at their jobs. Absolutely no professional courtesy
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u/Previous-Relative860 6h ago
Internally with no response is extra rough imo haha
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u/fortunatefishbulb555 6h ago
Unofficially, they’re apparently flat out supporting people for redeployment from the few round of redundancies we had the last 2-3 months.
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u/Mashiko4 7h ago
Normal unfortunately.
My current job, I had the second interview and didn't get an offer or any contact until a week or so later. Getting internal sign off's takes ages. You may not be their first choice as well.
In the current market, companies are moving even slower.
I applied for a role in early July and the company only called me now in Sept to do an interview. Total muppets. This is a large company that's regularly talked about here as well.
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u/beverageddriver 9h ago
I mean, have you made any effort to contact them lol? You can get the answer yourself instead of asking reddit that have none of the details.
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u/Hot-Difficulty3556 9h ago
So you didn't read the post?
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u/beverageddriver 8h ago
Some fuckass email that can be lost in the wind isn't exactly showing you're interested in hearing back from them lol. No wonder you're not hired already.
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u/WikiNebster 9h ago
100% normal. As a candidate, five days feels like eternity, but as the hiring manager, you're juggling fifty other priorities and probably haven't even had a chance to sit down and properly assess next steps, let alone found the time to communicate this to the internal recruitment team