The first round, with the hiring manager, went well enough to earn her a second — a conversation with a member of the marketing team, arranged through an outside recruiting agency. A contract marketing role at a large New York hospital.
She joined the Zoom within a minute of the start time and waited more than twenty. No interviewer. While she waited she called the recruiter, who confirmed the link she had been given matched exactly what had been sent to the company. The recruiter wrote to the company that same day.
Two days of nothing. Then a reply: the company was not interested in rescheduling — because she was the one who had not shown up.
She has the timestamped call with her recruiter confirming she was on the line at the appointed time. She asked whether a story like that has ever been corrected, or whether it is simply a write-off once the company has decided on it.