anyone been dinged by airbnb over the phone?
had my onsite a week ago. not great, not a trainwreck - its a hypercompetitive opening so want to stay even-keeled and keep my expectations realistic.
my recruiter emailed and wants to schedule a call with me in 2 days to catch up. that feels like an eternity so im trying to read the tea leaves so im prepared if its a rejection.
i know other companies call to reject candidates, have experienced this myself, but i read somewhere that airbnb’s policy was to reject candidates by email and then invite them to call back if they want to receive feedback. if so thats brilliant.
i get the theoretical courtesy behind a call, but id much rather get the bad news over email first.
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I was sure it was going to be a rejection, but it turned out to be an offer. Don't read too much into it, it doesn't carry info.