On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 16:12, Richard Steffens wrote: > Suppose you received an e-mail from someone looking for a job applicant, > and then after you gave that person a positive reply, received a phone > call, and had a telephone interview that ended with the hiring party > inviting you to send further questions about the job or the company via > e-mail. The next day you sent an e-mail with questions, but after a few > days, heard no response. You sent a second e-mail, and still no > response. You found their phone number, called, but got a machine, so > left a message, which was never returned. > > What do you do next?
Not much you can do. It's frustrating isn't it. At one time, right around the death of dotcom (2001'ish), I was hired by a certain nameless company 3 times and never worked a day. It was very frustrating at the time considering that my interviews were live with the technical team, department manager, and CIO. It was a total of 12 hours of interviews and each time ended in a "Your on, will call you when your package is done - welcome aboard". Thinking back on it now though, I'm sort of satisfied with the outcome since I would have never made it long at a company that sloppy. I guess the only advise I can offer (for what it's worth) is to keep looking while you wait and be leery of a company that's willing to treat folks like that. _______________________________________________ PDXLUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pdxlug.org/mailman/listinfo/pdxlug
