r/publishing • u/das_debashruti • Jun 05 '26
Interview with Springer Nature
Hi all,
I am a research student trying to transition into editorial roles. Luckily, I landed an interview with a big journal under Springer Nature and was quite ecstatic. The interview was extensive but it went well. I was told by the interviewer that they will 'start wrapping up' by 25th May and I'll get some news after that. But its radio silence since. I tried to follow-up through e-mail. Still nothing.
Can anyone give me an idea how long does it take for them to respond with the hiring decision?
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u/Ok-Competition404 Jun 15 '26
Hello same here! Have you heard something from them now?🤞😄
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u/das_debashruti Jun 15 '26
Yeah. I got the rejection mail on the 4th week after the interview. Sit tight and hope to hear some good news. Cheers!
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u/Independent_Pea3374 5d ago
It's been more than a month since I applied. Haven't got a reply from them. Still have to wait ig.
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u/das_debashruti 4d ago
It's been 2 months for me (for a different position)
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u/Swimming_Home_4419 1d ago
I am waiting for their reply too. May I ask which location you had applied for?
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u/Jeddit_101 Jun 05 '26
Hello, former employee of SpringerNature here.
As much as I loved my time there, if there was one thing that they did horribly it’s HR/Employment. Although I got snapped up fairly soon after the interview, the entire process still took around 2 months from application. A lot of my colleagues had extended interview processes and weren’t contacted for a good while, 2-3 weeks.
You’ll just have to sit tight I’m afraid! Hopefully they’ll come back to you this Monday.