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  • @[email protected]OP
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    252 months ago

    To be honest, I’m not sure how I would judge that right now. But I don’t mind reporting the facts. It was a pre screening by HR. There was a part where the recruiter would turn off her camera and leave me to speak for 2-3 minutes independently to talk about myself and my application. She told me afterwards she was impressed how well I did, that she’ll forward the recording to the line manager today and that she doesn’t see any reason why they wouldn’t invite me for the 2nd out of 3 total interviews. The rest of the chat with the recruiter was very friendly with lots of smiling and understanding from both sides. If I get a job offer/rejection, I’ll come back to tell the whole story.

    • @LazerFX
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      192 months ago

      That’s weird… I’ve done interviews from both sides, and that’s just weird. Glad you got through to 2nd round, though!

      • @[email protected]OP
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        102 months ago

        Thanks for the feedback and congratz! I should add she announced that part in the invitation, so it wasn’t a surprise.

    • @[email protected]
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      82 months ago

      I’ve never heard of this turning the camera off.

      I would find that extra hard - just like presenting to a black mirror lol. It’s so hard to tell if you’re on the right track without checking the audience’s expression!

      But it sounds like a positive outcome. Hope they call you back and the rest of the interview process goes smoothly!