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Uh, question


So I applied for a summer Brick Specialist job in February. Is it normal to not get a response for two months, or could my email have eaten the reply and destroyed my chances?

 

(I got the "application submitted" auto-response, but nothing beyond that, no interview requests or anything.)

 

Haha never mind, called them and now I have an interview scheduled in a couple of weeks. Woo!

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Dorek

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Oh, they never get back to you for those. If you haven't heard by now, it's more than likely a no.
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Kaleidoscope Tekulo

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A good rule of thumb is to call after a week or two of silence and ask if you're still being considered for the position. No news is not always good news. Calling can also show you have an interest in the position and lets the employer know you're serious about seeking employment with the company.

 

If they ask you not to call, then you should probably just not contact, though. Two months of silence is normally a no, and it's actually pretty unprofessional on the company's part. In my opinion it can be a red flag that their management isn't top notch.

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