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Re:Interview take home assessments without feedback are an i... by roughly on Saturday June 24, 2023 @03:03AM (#36456301)
Replace “humiliated” with “sued”.

At the core of everything people-related a company does or does not do is the fear of a lawsuit, and in the case of interviewees, the only thing that leads to a lawsuit is telling the interviewee anything at all - therefore, no feedback.

Re:Interview take home assessments without feedback are an i... by pydry on Saturday June 24, 2023 @04:26AM (#36456692)
No, replace "sued" with "humiliated". Every time. It just sounds more prudent to say "legal risk" than "we're worried a member of staff will make us look like absolute morons" or "we're lazy". It's obvious when you think about it.

"We didnt hire her because she seemed like she might get pregnant" isnt the kind of feedback most people write anyway and if they did a 2 minute pass via HR is enough to eliminate the risk.

The companies that are actually worried take pains to tell you what not to say during the interview. This is rarer than you'd think. Most companies aren't actually that worried about getting sued over interviews. That doesnt stop them from tossing this lame excuse at you though.

Re:Interview take home assessments without feedback are an i... by 111111IIIIIII on Saturday June 24, 2023 @05:17AM (#36457007)
This is fact.
Re:Interview take home assessments without feedback are an i... by gndk on Saturday June 24, 2023 @01:09PM (#36460583)
This is the only correct answer.