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Callback Questions
I had a screener with a small/medium size, southern firm a little over a week ago. After emailing their HR person on Tuesday asking if she had an idea as to their recruiting schedule, I was told that they were going to meet on Wednesday to select candidates for callbacks. When are calls for callbacks normally made? A day after meeting? Two? If I haven't heard within 24 of the committee meeting should I assume that I did not receive a callback? Thanks.
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Re: Callback Questions
There is really no way to answer this question. Every firm is different.
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fatduck
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Re: Callback Questions
or, don't assume anything until you get an offer or ding, because it doesn't matter anyway. if you haven't heard back and you're running up against a deadline on another offer, let the firm know about your decision deadline.
