Do recruiters schedule a post-interview meeting to tell you that you didn't get the job?
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Do recruiters schedule a post-interview meeting to tell you that you didn't get the job?
So, I just went through a round of interviews for a tech company. There were a lot of interviews, a take-home assignment, a live code-a-long with future co-workers, and virtual meetings for a cultural fit.
After the last interview, I was told it was the final interview and that I would hear back in a few days.
Then, about 24 hours later the recruiter contacted me for a virtual meeting to talk about "the interviews" but gave no further information.
Should I be worried?
My gut is saying that if he wants to speak to me more it is probably a good thing, but of course, I am also dreading the fact it could be good news.
That is all the information I have, but, have others gone through a similar process?
Should I be prepared to hear "thanks, no thanks" virtually face to face?
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