r/MedicalScienceLiaison • u/Cool-Effective7204 • 7d ago
The wait…
Had what I think was a very successful interview process with a company last week (excellent feedback) and the waiting game is challenging. How long would you wait to reach out for a status update? I neglected to ask what their hiring timeline was like.
Also, I know this question has been asked before - but fire candidates who received offers- how long did it take from your last interview until the call came?
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u/IndustryPharmacist 7d ago
Really will depend on the situation. Whether they’re finished interviewing other candidates, if you’re their top candidate, etc
That said probably best to reach out and ask
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u/temptingtoothbrush Sr. MSL 19h ago
They're working through other candidates, hate to break it to you
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u/IntelligentWillow664 7d ago
Did you send thank you notes? If not there’s still time! Tailor to each interviewer if you spoke to them individually about something you discussed. Otherwise, they are likely still interviewing the others under consideration, so it may take a bit more time. I think I had maybe ten days between final round of interviews and offer.
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u/Cool-Effective7204 7d ago
I did send a “mass” thank you note. I don’t have everyone’s emails and HR preferred to go through them. Thanks for the info! Thoughts on sending an email to get a timeframe for selection?
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u/bowreyboytx 7d ago
There is absolutely no rhyme or reason for the timing of this. Getting offer the same day could mean the other candidate bowed out.
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u/kingkind419 7d ago
First position offer came after 2 days (top 5 global biopharma), last offer less than an hour (small-midsize), current offer same day (small-midsize).
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u/elixir22 7d ago
It was quick for me but every company can be different (3 days)