In The News Today. 1  The US dropped its largest non-nuclear bomb, known as the mother of all bombs, on a series of caves and tunnels used by ISIS in Afghanistan. 2  Lawyers and family of the man dragged off a United flight say he suffered a concussion, a broken nose, and lost teeth. There will likely be a lawsuit.
Depends on the size of the company, urgency of need for the position to be filled and the time of year. Bigger companies tend to make hiring decisions slower due to layers of bureaucracy. I've waited as long as 3 weeks after the final interview to get an offer in hand.Generally, I'd recommend contacting the recruiter 2 weeks after your interview to see if a decision has been made. If you have other irons in the fire but really want a particular job, one week after your final interview is reasonable.4 months ago. I've gotten offers in as little as a day and as long as two months (I'm a technical writer/training developer). Typically for my kind of work there are 2-3 interviews, and it takes 2-4 weeks from acknowledgement of resume receipt to offer or rejection.
One of the reasons for the length of time is that many companies want to interview everyone before making a decision. This means that if you had a lot of competition for the job it could easily take two weeks for all applicants to be interviewed.tc, etc. Iâll tell you right up front that it frequently will take longer to hear back after an interview than youâd expect or like. Two weeks is not an unreasonable amount of time for a company to reach a hiring decision, especially if itâs a big company and if they had a lot of people to interview.