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and gave interviews too, but never got rejected, just they got in hold for some reason.
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JAVASCRIPT, ReactJS.
PowerBI, TABLEAU.
Above are the skills, i am well versed with.
More than 3YOE.
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Was the interview in person or video? Personally I think it's best to be early; shows initiative, planning and professionalism. If it was in person, normally you'd be expected, and asked to wait or be shown to a room to wait, just like a physician visit. If virtual, it gives you time to adjust camera, appearance lighting etc. Annoyed? Then you don’t want to work there. That’s a warning sign. Either way, dismiss them and move on. Wishing you good luck!
No, 15 minutes early is exactly on time for a job interview. You were professional, they were not.
Personally I think 15 minutes is too early! If in person, I’d walk in maybe 5-8 min early. If virtual, I feel like 2-3 minutes is plenty.
Now I’m curious if this is a cultural thing. I’m from Europe and the etiquette is to be in the lobby 15 minutes before the interview. Maybe for other meetings slightly later but 15min will definitely not be considered annoyingly early