It may not feel like it when you’re on the hunt for a new job, but the interview process is really a two-way street. You should be using this time to assess whether a company and role are a good fit for you, just as the interviewer is assessing whether you are a good fit for the company.
“After a job interview, the wait to find out if you’ve been hired can seem like an eternity,” Jennifer Parris, a career expert, shared on FlexJobs. “But if it takes weeks — or even months — before your interviewer lets you know that you got the job, you might want to think twice before signing that job offer.”
This typically indicates that your role isn’t a priority, which could mean you would be low on the totem pole in terms of resources and support if you did get the gig.
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