If a hiring company 'ghosts' you after a bunch of interviews, here's how to stick up for yourself

Business Insider
By Julie BortAug 12, 2017, 11:30 am223 pts
A professional recruiter says that 'ghosting' is becoming more of a problem. That's when a company stops responding to you after you've done several interviews. If you've been ghosted, you can send the company a firm email saying it's not ok, says this recruiter. Jane Ashen Turkewitz has been a recruiter in…

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