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Hi Sharks
I have cleared the all interview round of Tata Consultancy
Today i got call from HR she said your profile is on hold due to budget issue.
My problem is thats I have not yet resigned from my current job and Due to 3 months NP none of them ready to take my Interview.
Feeling Demotivated now after TCS ' HR call.
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Agree two weeks. That said...all you in house and other recruiters on here - how hard is it to set expectations and keep candidates apprised? It seems to be a massive complaint, and it’s JUST NOT THAT HARD!!!
Thanks, all! Very helpful. And yes - Creative Lead, one hundred percent... I’d love it if recruiters actually told you if you didn’t get the job. At least then you’d know.
I’d say two weeks. Two weeks isn’t that long - there might be other candidates, someone is on vacation, finance drags its feet. my last hire was 2 weeks and I knew before the end of the interview we were going to make the candidate an offer.
Definitely at least two weeks. One week doesn’t mean much.
I feel that ghosting is becoming an acceptable form of rejection for this industry. Recruiters, this isn’t fucking Tinder, it’s people’s fucking livelihoods. Wo/man the fuck up. If it’s a no, just create a template, insert a name and press send. Not. That. Fucking. Difficult.
My rule of thumb is a week before making myself give up hope. If you hear from someone there, like a recruiter or coordinator, saying “we’re still figuring out money / organization / whatever” then I’ll give it a bit longer.
It’s not always easy to base it on time. There are so many circumstances that go in to how quickly a decision is made that are not predictable despite the best intentions. Client requirements change, peoples travel schedules, ability to schedule other interviews, finance approvals etc. You should feel empowered to follow up within 7 days if you haven’t heard