So, I had an interesting experience interviewing at Indeed and was wondering what people think might have happened.
I got an on-site, did ok in the interview but felt I could have had a stronger performance on the coding section. Recruiter called after getting hiring feedback to say that it was barely a pass, but that there was a product developer role that they would be open to me applying for with a shorter loop.
I inquired about this role a couple of days later. Never did hear back from the recruiter and eventually got an automated rejection email for that role as well.
Couple of questions:
1. What exactly is a product developer role at Indeed?
2. What gives with the rejection/ glimmer of hope / double rejection deal here? Is that pretty common to experience at companies?
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I don’t know what a product developer at Indeed does, but my guess is you were working with either a jr recruiter or a bad one. Either way, not a great experience, I’m sorry you went through that.