No mention of offer or rejection so what does it mean when recruiter wants to schedule phone call after onsite at Uber. Now I can't stop over thinking about it and I would rather prefer rejection over email than over phone call. Update: After 3 months of long process and so many rounds of interview with 2 on-sites, the recruiter finally said that team had decided to move in a different direction and it was not an easy decision. I feel lost and defeated and as if I had failed
Verbal offer or politely rejecting with some feedback. Good Luck!
Reject
Rejecy
Keep us posted, it can be anything.
Hahaha this is so relatable. First, you had an on-site with Uber so congrats that's more than most people can say. Second, from my experience rejections come in the form of an email. Third, if the recruiter wants to schedule time with you that tells me he/she values your time and had something meaningful to say. Whether or not it's a rejection, an offer, or something in between is hard to say (we're not mind readers) but don't sweat it, you'll be ok either way.
On face value I would say they have good news but OTOH I have had a post onsite call where it was simply to say thanks but no thanks.
Congrats on getting Uber. Make sure to negotiate hard.
Can be anything. Take it as an update call or further information gathering.
Dude you'll find out when the phone call happens. It can go either way and Internet strangers can't tell you
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probably not a rejection idk