ForumCategory: QuestionsWhy don’t I get feedback from recruiters, human resources and hiring mangers?
Sean Compton asked 4 years ago

Does anyone have the same experince ? Please Advice!!

4 Answers
JoeRecruiter answered 4 years ago

This is a common and very frustrating occurence that many jobseekers encounter. Unfortunately in today’s litigious society, hiring managers and their firm’s HR employees almost never give feedback. They feel it may open the possiblitiy of a lawsuit, and it’s easier to just "Ghost" the candidate. The prospective employer may share constructive criticism and feedback with the recruiter representing the candidate, which the recruiter may then share diplomatically with his/her candidate. My advice? Keep in mind it’s rare you will hear feedback from anyone at the firm, don’t take it personally, and as you build and forge a relationship your recruiter(s), you’re more likely to hear any feedback the hiring firm may have given.

Sherry Scalercio-Isenberg replied 4 years ago

UNFORTUNATELY TRUE, HOWEVER, I ALWAYS PROVIDED FEEDBACK AS THE HIRING MGR. iF IT’S AN EXPERIENCED, ETHICAL HIRING MGR. THEY WILL GIVE YOU FEEDBACK AS A PROFESSIONAL COURTESY, IF NOT, IT’S NOT A PERSON NOR COMPANY YOU SHOULD ORK FOR! VERY BAD SIGN!!! MOVE ON FAST!!

Sherry Scalercio-Isenberg replied 4 years ago

I HAVE A LIST OF UNETHICAL HR PEOPLE- HIRING MGRS TO STAY AWAY FROM! IT’S A POWER PLAY BY HR TO IGNORE YOU! COVID -19 IS RETURNING THE BAD DEEDS TO MANY IN THESE ROLES WHO TREATED PEOPLE BADLY!

Kory Michaels answered 4 years ago

Don’t overthink why you didn’t get hired. Your qualifications are, more often than not, a secondary consideration. For most working adults the workplace is their primary social outlet, so hiring managers are often more interested in finding their next BFF than the most talented person for the job. Also don’t assume companies are even looking for the most qualified person. Most businesses operate on an "it’s good enough" mindset, meaning they’ll only exert themselves (or pay) the minium required to do the job. So you may be overqualified. With all this in mind, even they would give you a real reason, you usually can’t do much about it. If they want a woman and you’re a guy, you’re out of luck. If your name is too hard to pronounce and they’re too embarassed to attempt it, they’ll move on. It can be useful to debrief with a friend immediately after the interview. They may be able to spot mistakes that never would occur to you. Did you mention your pre-teen children in the interview? No doubt you’re very proud of your kids but companies do discriminate if they think you’ll ask for time off work for childcare.

Sherry Scalercio-Isenberg replied 4 years ago

OVER- QUALIFIED MEANS THE HIRING MGR IS INTIMIDATED BY YOU! I always like to hire people with better qualifications than me in different areas of business expertise! MORGAN STANLEY TRIED THAT OVER- QUAL ROUTE…! I was able to prove the egregious activities by Lead Recruiter MATT DZIEDZICK , THEN HE AND THE CEO, & CHIEF LOSER HR GUY had their Lawyer send me a shut up THREATENING LETTER ! THE EEOC INVESTIGATED FOUND CAUSE, THEN I LITIGATED AGAINST THEM FOR A YEAR OR SO IN THE NY SOUTHERN DISTRICT COURT TO GET EMAILS & OTHER EVIDENCE ADMITTED TO COURT SO I COULD EXPOSE THEM! VERY BAD FIRM, KEEP YOUR MONEY AWAY FROM THEM! 2 OR 3 MORE LAWSUITS RECENTLY FILED.

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