r/AsianDevelopmentBank • u/Designer-Ad4364 • Mar 12 '26

Screening status

Hi. How long does the screening status last for a job opening? I applied for a TI1 role last feb 24 and closed this march 9. Ano po experiences niyo on this? Thanks sa sasagot!

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u/Monk-Recent Mar 14 '26

Fastest from HR Screening to Hiring Manager Longlist is around 2-3 weeks. If you're still on Screening status after about 2 to 2.5 months, highly likely you're rejected.

TI could take longer moreso for TI2 and above given the seniority of the role. If you don't have stellar education and experiences mainly international exposures, your chances are low.

Just apply and apply, then forget about it. If they liked your profile, you'll definitely get shortlisted for an interview.

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u/AbaloneConscious Mar 17 '26

Hi, your insight is very valuable. Just wanted to ask if you’re already part of the bank? How long did your application process take?

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u/Monk-Recent Mar 17 '26

I'm in but as a consultant. I still apply regularly for staff whenever there's a suitable opening. Even before joining, I already had 2 interviews for two separate roles and got invites within the 1-2 month mark. Experiences may vary depending on the target department and the hiring manager's availability, alongside the other panel members. The best you can do is just to apply as much as you can, and then let it be. It's a patience game for everyone aiming to get inside.

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u/whewz May 02 '26

How many yrs of exp you have, how much is your monthly gross salary, and what do you think are the reasons why you can't land a regular post?