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Is google deepmind known to ghost applicants? [D]
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In the competitive landscape of machine learning roles, applicants often seek clarity on the hiring processes of top-tier companies like Google DeepMind. A common concern is whether the organization is known to ghost candidates after initial interactions. If you’ve had positive communication with a team member but have since received no updates, it can be frustrating. Many applicants share experiences of extended silence, leading to uncertainty about their application status.
Hey sub, I'm sorry if this is a wrong place to ask but I don't see a sub for ML roles separately. I was wondering if deepmind is known to send rejections, or if you don't hear back for a few weeks it's just a rejection? I've read they regularly ghost applicants.
I had been in conversation with the research scientist of the team when I applied for the role and they replied in a neutral/positive way after I sent them my cv and interest in the role. Since then I haven't had any contact officially/unofficially.
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