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Image 1 — How many of you felt Odyssey had strong South Indian film vibes? 👀
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How many of you felt Odyssey had strong South Indian film vibes? 👀

How many of you felt *Odyssey* had strong South Indian film vibes? 👀
The way Nolan presents Agamemnon his voice, aura, and screen presence reminded me so much of Kalki. I literally kept recalling those sequences every time he appeared.
And that climax? Pure South Indian cinematic energy 🔥

u/elliotrootalderson — 13 hours ago

AWS Data Center Technician interview — positive screening call, then no response for 15 days + portal changed

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to understand if this is normal in AWS hiring process.

I had a screening call with the recruiter for a Data Center Technician role, and it went really well. She was very positive during the call, mentioned relocation support for Sparks,NV , and asked for my availability for the next interview rounds.

After that, I shared my interview availability dates, but I never received a confirmed interview schedule.

Now it has been around 15 days with no response from the recruiter. Today, I also noticed my candidate portal changed to “no longer under consideration,” but I did not receive any official rejection email.

What’s confusing is:

  • Initial screening call was very positive
  • Recruiter mentioned relocation bonus and next steps
  • Now portal shows rejected but no email

Is this normal for AWS hiring process?

Specifically wondering:

  • Do recruiters sometimes go silent even after positive screening calls?
  • Does “no longer under consideration” usually mean the role is closed internally?
  • Is it common to not receive a rejection email?

Just trying to understand if this is a normal AWS process or if I should assume it’s fully closed.

Thanks in advance for any insights.

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u/elliotrootalderson — 1 month ago