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Neither? I wouldn't read too much into the timing.
Yeah, I need to get life
Could go either way; I once had an interview go an hour longer on a Friday evening with someone at LinkedIn, and I didn’t go through that round. I’ve had other instances where I finished 15 mins earlier and got through. I know you are trying to analyze everything about the interview, but don’t. Just distract yourself, and if you get it congrats. If you don’t, only then ponder over where you could have done better for next time.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
GOOD
G.O.O.D
Which company?
Verizon
Most likely good, possibly neither. The only chance it is bad would be if they were trying to keep probing you for what they really want to hear. But if that were me and I couldn’t get good answers from you I’d end it at the time.
Interviewer took extra 20 min to answer my questions and explain their interview process
It depends. I just had an interview that was done 10 mins before the scheduled end time and got the offer. During the call, the person was saying something along the line of "we look forward you joining our team". Also have calls that ran over but didn't get the job.
Good, the waiting not so much