Hi, I don't really understand how Yaser dodged a bullet. They provided amazing feedback to his work and rejected him in a firm but kind manner.
The extend of the task was quite large, but Yaser also did some extra stuff like the vue frontend which was not part of the task, but added a lot of effort from his side.
I'd say, be grateful for the feedback and use it to grow.
Feedback from day one would have been okay but giving feedback and stalling for days of wasted time for both sides is just wrong, I did assignements too, some recruiters gave feedback and some didn't but I appreciated both as none of them wasted my time and gave false hope like what happened with the author, such a pitty really.
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Hi, I don't really understand how Yaser dodged a bullet. They provided amazing feedback to his work and rejected him in a firm but kind manner.
The extend of the task was quite large, but Yaser also did some extra stuff like the vue frontend which was not part of the task, but added a lot of effort from his side.
I'd say, be grateful for the feedback and use it to grow.
Feedback from day one would have been okay but giving feedback and stalling for days of wasted time for both sides is just wrong, I did assignements too, some recruiters gave feedback and some didn't but I appreciated both as none of them wasted my time and gave false hope like what happened with the author, such a pitty really.