What r/interviews is talking about this week

It took 150 applications and 15 interviews for jobs I didn't truly want, for over a year, and now I am sitting here with an offer making over double what I made before, WFH, full benefits, 401k,...

I received an Accounting Analyst offer, negotiated, and had it rescinded—all within a few hours. The timeline: 11:30 a.m.: Received the offer. 12:30 p.m.: Spoke with the Controller. She said her...

I'm just here because I'm absolutely devastated. It was my only job lead, too. It was a presentation and I had technical difficulties during it. And i felt like I was repeating the same words a...

Is it because you don't have a gap in your resume? Because emotionally, I would say it's the same, maybe a bit more nerves if you're unemployed because you are desperate. Furthermore, you likely...

I had a panel interview and then an interview with the hiring manager where he asked questions that I did okay on answering. Some were a little too pointed in my opinion. For example, he said...

I had a zoom interview on wednesday. It was scheduled for 30 minutes, it goes over by 20 or 25 minutes which i thought was a positive sign but also I notice the two guys I met with like to yap...

After 15+ years of professional experience, I’ve found myself back in the job market after taking a year off to care for my newborn. I’ve been looking for work since January, and the experience...

It was that close…… The interview went okay. Five weeks later, that rejection email finally came in. I won’t reply to that email even though they told me more positions will come next year and I...

I’m excited but it kinda sucks knowing that me being friends with the vp is worth more than my experience lol. I have 7 years experience when they only needed 5. They said they were looking for...

So I had completed a technical assessment and 3 rounds of interview for a Website Security role and I was pretty sure I was going to get this role , even had stopped applying for other roles since...