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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've been on both sides of this. It is pretty easy to tell in the interview if they're not really interested in you. It will seem almost robotic - they're just going through the motions - and it will end abruptly with a perfunctory, "thanks for coming in." You are also likely to find out very quickly that you didn't get the job. If they are considering a number of candidates, it takes a while to check references and come to a decision. Obviously that doesn't take very long if they already had chosen the person.[/quote] Agree with the first part but not necessarily the second. Just because you hear a “no” right away doesn’t mean the interview was fake. It could just mean that you were such a bad fit/poor interview that they would never consider you. I’ve been doing a lot of hiring and people who are a definitive no hear back almost right away, within a day or two, we don’t like to leave them hanging. [/quote]
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