u/Inferior_Jeans

I’ve got a coworker who has a girlfriend that has a “life coach” business. She charges $100 for a session and a has subscription for different tiers of coaching. This lady is over 40, has no degree whatsoever and calls him at work asking for money to pay rent and utilities for their apartment. He pays everything while she is on disability and trying to run her business remotely. I’ve never used a life coach myself but the picture in my head of a LC is someone who is financially successful and independent who can offer wisdom. To me, those are the bare minimum qualifications to be an LC. The audacity that someone broke AF is trying to coach someone else on navigating through life is crazy to me.

Currently working in tech and this isn’t my first time applying to a different company for the same role. I found the job on Linkdin, applied and was contacted by the recruitment team a week later.

First in person interview was scheduled a week later and I think overall I did fine. It was a panel interview with two hiring managers and at the end of it I felt pretty good. I followed up with an email two days later and got positive feedback and was told the hiring team will contact me soon. Since that email it’s been two weeks of silence.

I’m currently still applying to other jobs and have another interview lined up today with a different company but I’m just curious if anyone else went through a long period of wait before hearing back after positive feedback. Their site still shows that my application is in process.