What do you do if you do not hear back from an interviewer?

Call backs I understand your dilemma and feelings. It is so difficult to wait for an answer. I am going through the same thing right now.

I feel you should keep calling. It proves your persistence. You also have a right to know what is going on.

If you call, be polite. Tell them that you want to know but also want to learn from your experience. And, if you gain info you can improve your skills for next time.

When you call, make sure you ask to speak to the right person. I feel you should feel confident, but also be ready if you are not the successful candidate. Please do not lose hope because in my situation, the hiring "squad" had family and personal emergencies to attend to.

Maybe this is in your case and the office people don't want to relay any info More opinions from FAQ Farmers: Unfortunately in the increasingly competitive job market, I have noticed a significant change (from my own experiiences and those of others) w.r. T how increasingly common it is to *never* hear back from a company with whom you have interviewed. One famous technology compnay here in Seattle is well known for that :) There are employment laws which require employers to provide you with their decision, however, these are frequently overlooked.

I have learned to let the employer's ethics and communication style tell me something about whether or not I respect how they are handling the hiring process. Remember this is a mutual interview and screen, and there are a wide variety of management styles and signifcant variation in business ethics across employers; I used all available indicators to help me determine if I respected the organization before accepting an offer. Best of luck.

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