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SF Interview: Recommendation
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2016 4:23 pm
by Guest
Hi Guys,
Perhaps this situation is a bit unique. But I've been searching this forum for some time, now, and I can't find a post that addresses this.
Has anyone ever experienced this: being verbally told, by an SF interviewer, that you would be recommended, then, receiving later correspondence, stating that the SF interviewer WILL NOT recommend you?
Many thanks, in advance!
Re: SF Interview: Recommendation
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2016 6:02 pm
by shakalaka
Guest wrote:Hi Guys,
Perhaps this situation is a bit unique. But I've been searching this forum for some time, now, and I can't find a post that addresses this.
Has anyone ever experienced this: being verbally told, by an SF interviewer, that you would be recommended, then, receiving later correspondence, stating that the SF interviewer WILL NOT recommend you?
Many thanks, in advance!
I haven't heard/read something like that either. Did you actually get a correspondence stating you weren't recommended ? or is it just a hypothetical question ?
If you did, mind sharing the name of the location ?
Re: SF Interview: Recommendation
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2016 7:14 pm
by Guest
Hi shakalaka,
No, this is not a hypothetical. This actually happened to me!
I interviewed w/ an SF, was told I would be recommended, then received an e-mail (from one of the people who interviewed me), saying that I wouldn't be recommended.
I've since deleted the e-mail (perhaps to put it out of mind). Unfortunately, I cannot remember the SF.
Re: SF Interview: Recommendation
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2016 7:28 pm
by shakalaka
Guest wrote:Hi shakalaka,
No, this is not a hypothetical. This actually happened to me!
I interviewed w/ an SF, was told I would be recommended, then received an e-mail (from one of the people who interviewed me), saying that I wouldn't be recommended.
I've since deleted the e-mail (perhaps to put it out of mind). Unfortunately, I cannot remember the SF.
Strange. I think the SF got approved for less positions than they anticipated. It seems to happen quite often. They ask for 5 and gets approved for 3 etc.