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Is google deepmind known to ghost applicants? [D]
A thread on r/MachineLearning asks whether Google DeepMind is known for 'ghosting' applicants — i.e., failing to provide timely or any rejection responses after interviews or application submission...
A thread on r/MachineLearning asks whether Google DeepMind is known for "ghosting" applicants — i.e., failing to provide timely or any rejection responses after interviews or application submissions. Community discussion and corroborating Glassdoor reviews suggest that poor post-interview communication is a notable pattern, with some candidates reporting weeks or months of silence after advancing in the process. Candidates note that DeepMind moves quickly through early stages but then goes silent after potential rejection points, with follow-up inquiries receiving vague responses and no formal update for a month or more.
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