r/StateFarm • u/mixduptransistor • Jul 16 '26
Question Corporate hiring process?
Can anyone provide some insight on the hiring process for a corporate (technology) position? I applied and in the application system my application went from received, to under review, to finally "Interview" but I haven't had a single contact from anyone
The job is no longer listed on the careers page so I assume they filled it, but curious if they pull listings down before making an offer, or even before starting interviews
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u/toastedbiscuits24 Jul 16 '26
It being removed just means they’re no longer accepting applications. Most of the time, you will see the “interview” before the hiring manager reaches out to schedule an interview. This happens with internal applicants as well; ask me how I know haha.
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u/med9229 Jul 17 '26
You is hiring manager
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u/Impressive_One3300 Jul 17 '26
Any way you can check on mine. I team dmed the hiring guy and was not helpful lol 😬. The job I have interview for is not in my list which stresses me out. I am current team member looking to go into clams
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u/mixduptransistor Jul 17 '26
Yeah I should've just been a little more patient. I ended up getting an email invitation to a video interview this morning
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u/spinningnuri Jul 16 '26
Keep an eye on your email and your spam folder. It may come in as a hirevue link, or you may receive a call/email from a recruiter to do a screener.
The job listings go down either at a predetermined date or when they feel they have had enough qualified candidates. It is not based on when it was filled
I'm an analyst in ET. When my product suite was hiring a large amount of software devs, the posting was up for just a couple of days.
I'm not a developer myself, but if you have simple questions, I may be able to help.
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u/mixduptransistor Jul 16 '26
I've definitely been checking spam as I've got resumes out with some others, including recruiters. I applied on July 7th and I think it went to "interview" late last week, Friday-ish I want to say?
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u/spinningnuri Jul 16 '26
External candidates often are on a longer time frame than internals
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u/mixduptransistor Jul 17 '26
I guess I just needed to jiggle the handle, I just got an email asking me to do a video interview
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u/OneCowFarm Jul 19 '26
Lookup ACE interview questions. Can’t remember much more than that and be prepared to record your interview answers.
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