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It's terrible seeing stories like that. People are strung along, and let's be honest, a hiring process that takes four months is a broken system. You can process someone through Marine boot camp is less time. It's always good to be skeptical of all the good vibes and friendliness in these protracted interview situations. It's just easier for people to be nice and sound very positive, regardless of what the underlying reality may be.
I agree, however I have yet to find a company that doesn’t put you through 4-6 rounds of interviews. At this point in time, you’re interviewed longer than you’re onboarded.
I am curious if recruiters are directed to keep non viable candidates engaged until the end of the process.