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About fed up with it. I've started posting negative reviews of companies with terrible interview etiquette on Glassdoor.

It's not much, but it's honest work. Sick and tired of the zillions of companies who: * dont show up for their scheduled interviews * reject 100% qualified candidates * don't tell candidates why they didn't make the next level I've gotten to final rounds THREE times and of all 3 times I got ghosted with no chance to improve. These people were folks I 100% vibed with and had such a great conversational interview and then I'm dropped cold. Ridiculous. In one case, one of the companies that did

Decided not to join a small 5–10 employee company due to low Glassdoor reviews, despite an offer of 13–17 LPA (higher if joining within 30 days).

Hi all, I recently I gave an interview for which the compensation was 13 LPA. I got interviewed by someone in US (Tech guy), The interviwer said I am impressed by your knowledge and asked me the current and expected. I said 13 LPA is my expectation, he said thats too low. I will ask my team to go for 17 LPA. After someday I received a whatsapp message from the recruiter that the guy who interviewed me is not aware of the indian economy and told you this figure. I contacted someone from the