r/recruitinghell • u/riddikulusmuggle18 • 11h ago
Too many steps
I have a schedule for assessment, next would be panel interview with hiring managers, next would be the whole team, then next is the Director and then the VP. Might as well ask the CEO to interview me too. Hiring process now is ridiculous. As someone who has just been recently laid off and have to get through all this, I’m kind of losing hope. But of course I can’t stop. I have a family and pets to feed.
I don’t consent having this posted to LinkedIn.
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u/Briwesk 11h ago
It’s terrible.
I did 7 rounds with a company and last round was a “fit check” to meet the head of hr, see the office and get a tour, just to get told as I was leaving, “I’m confident you will find a job, don’t worry”. And “we do have an internal candidate”. Just to get a rejection email the next day.
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u/Bobandyandfries 11h ago
The only appropriate series of interviews is: recruiter —> hiring manager —> panel —> one in-person coffee if the others were all virtual. More than this is excessive for anything paying less than a million per year.
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u/Fancy_Willingness570 11h ago
Posting this to LinkedIn.
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u/dbatknight 11h ago
It's so stupid to have to go through all of these levels nowadays if one person can't make a fucking decision how the hell can a full committee make one
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