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I had onsite interviews at a company two weeks ago and I thought the interviews went well. However nobody responded to my thank you email which is fine I think that does not really mean anything. I then checked in with the recruiter afterwards who didn’t really give me any concrete information or he just didn’t reply to my email. Today, I decided to send another follow up email. Surprising the recruiter responded fast with the below message -

Hope all is well and sorry for any delay! The hiring manager is taking a bit longer than expected for interviews and he mentioned she would reach out to you today, which is great! Hoping we can wrap this up mid next week! 

I didn’t hear from the hiring manager today.

So I had an onsite about two weeks ago and I thought I was rejected. However I still sent a follow up email to the company recruiter today, and this is how he replied:

Hope all is well and apology for the late reply! We are taking a bit longer for interviews and the hiring manager mentioned he would reach out to you tomorrow which is great! 

Hoping we can wrap this up next week! 

What do you think?

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