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Re:The one interview question I always ask by devs1010 on Monday March 19, 2012 @05:22PM (#3726296)
"He said "Great thanks, when are you available to start?" I told him, the interview was over, and I never heard back."

Is there something I'm missing? I don't quite get how him asking that question led to you turning down the job so abruptly

Re:The one interview question I always ask by SatvikBeri on Monday March 19, 2012 @05:35PM (#3726371)
samstave didn't turn down the job-he told the interviewer his start date. That was the end of the interview. Afterwards, samstave never heard back from twitter.
Re:The one interview question I always ask by samstave on Monday March 19, 2012 @05:52PM (#3726468)
Yep.

But the way it was stated after the multi round interviews appeared to imply that they were interested in me.

After a few weeks of nothing, I emailed the recruiter and got a terse "we've decided to go another direction" email.

I thought it was ironic that I had said poor communication would be a bad thing for us, and then there was poor communication in telling me they weren't interested.

:)

It all worked out great for both of us though, because the job I have now is such a better fit for me than twitter would have been.

Re:The one interview question I always ask by willthames on Monday March 19, 2012 @09:46PM (#3727365)
There's a difference between "I told him, the interview was over" and "I told him the interview was over"
Re:The one interview question I always ask by devs1010 on Tuesday March 20, 2012 @04:06PM (#3731249)
yes, right, I tend to overlook punctuation when reading comments, etc but he did punctuate correctly there, my mistake