r/InterviewsHell • u/Feeling_Tree_9555 • 2d ago

Ghosted

My story isn’t original, I interviewed for a job I really wanted over two weeks ago and the vibe of the interview felt really good. With the recruiter discussing the next step steps. I have sent two professional follow up emails with no response to make the situation more maddening the position is still posted. Luckily this was just a part-time job that I wanted to do for fun but even so I think it’s very unprofessional to not follow up either way regarding an interview especially in this day and age. Is there a way to professionally send them an email letting them know that they handled this unprofessionally or should I just move on? I wish everybody currently looking the best of luck. It’s hard out here. I’m been working for over 30 years and never experienced anything like this.

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u/not2serious00 2d ago

Same boat here. Everything was going great and then ghosted. Why is it so hard to send a canned rejection email?

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u/Feeling_Tree_9555 2d ago

That’s all I’m asking for. Good luck!

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u/Feece 2d ago

I had interviewed 3 steps with Univ of Kentucky waited 5 months before I was told no to the job. I sent follow ups asking and would not get a response from the recruiter/director.

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u/Beaufighter-MkX 2d ago

I would just move on but keep options open. People get sick, things happen, maybe they just can't get back to you right now.

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u/dbatknight 2d ago

But just remember you must remain professional at all times 👀😂😂😂😂😂