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I had already applied for a position with Infy in the portal and could see many related positions for aws in Infosys but im not getting any calls.
Even the portal not allowing to apply multiple positions.What is the best way to get calls from Infosys in this case ?
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Hi Fishes, I got a call from Infosys HR stating that I'm selected and I would receive offer in 10 days. It's been around 12 days now, yet to receive the offer. HR's not picking the calls too. Any ideas, has anyone undergone the same situation. Please help. Infosys Infosys Limited Infosys Consulting
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Yes, but fair warning—if you get the job and go to work there, you will have partners accidentally sending work emails to your personal account for the. rest. of. time.
That’s not true.
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Yes, but do. not. get it. wrong. Don't mix up info from one interview with another interview, and no typos. Just a few sentences saying it was nice to meet them, you're very interested in the firm, you enjoyed talking about such and such.
Yes, within 24 hours.
I prefer thank you cards to emails
Honestly it's such a simple thing. Do it. It's no different from sending a follow up after meeting someone at a networking event. Some people won't care, but it's about casting your net(work) wide and sometimes it's just that little boost you need to cement a good impression. For such a low effort, it can have a huge payoff.
I appreciate getting them. Keep it short and to the point.
Absolutely but, as the others said, keep it short and make sure it is accurate and without grammatical errors. Don’t send a mass email either. Send individual and personal emails to each person with whom you interviewed.
Yes, I do think it’s a nice touch, but I would not expect a response or follow up directly with the interviewer for updates.
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I ignore them and have never once cared when I haven’t gotten them. I also hate getting and sending thank you cards. If I thanked you in person, what’s the point?
I agree here. I have been in big law and in-house and I have never made a hiring decision on the basis of a thank you card. Add that to the risk that you’ll screw something up with a typo and I just don’t see the need.
If you have a genuine interaction with an interviewer, where you want to send them an article you discussed or something along those lines, then go ahead.
Again, I wouldn’t want to work somewhere where they hire based on etiquette.
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Even if some of the people you send thank you emails to don’t care about them, it’s better to do that than risk pissing off the one person who does care. As long as it’s short, simple, and no typos, I think it is more of a risk to not send it.
Also, ditto on the don’t expect a response. I’m guilty of not responding when I’m busy, but it means nothing!
Only if you want the job.
Yes!
1000% yes
In person is enough for an interview.
Nope. If they contact you, then reply.
Yes and make sure you send to everyone. If you forget someone, you will be talked about.
Not even a question. Of course you do.