u/JasonK94Z

Onsite interview one week ago. Next move advice? US

Had an onsite interview one week ago. It went very well. I emailed a thank you note the day after.
One of the final topics was when could I start, with the hiring manager and his manager (director of engineering) in Germany. I explained it’s usually a two week notice but I’d like three to take care of my manager so he can better take care of my reports after I leave (I’m an engineering manager). The director in Germany was very happy to hear that and told me that was great and if I needed more time to just let the hiring manager know. They’ll be happy to accommodate me, it would be no problem, etc he carried on about it. Also, the director in Germany told the hiring manager they needed to talk after I was done, and that f they could get something done by the end of the week or early next week (whatever that is never said). Good sign right?

I’m anxious though and don’t know if I need to email the hiring manager to ask for an update or not. The recruiter with that company is not very good at communicating, so I’m hesitant to reach out to her alone. Couldn’t hurt to try I suppose.

Am I pushing too much? Give it awhile longer?

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u/JasonK94Z — 3 days ago

I’m heading out to an interview Monday morning and the notes said business casual in the interview information. I usually wear a button down shirt with tie and slacks. So should I ditch the tie or keep it? This is for an engineering manager role.

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u/JasonK94Z — 12 days ago

I’m heading out to an interview Monday morning and the notes said business casual in the interview information. I usually wear a button down shirt with tie and slacks. So should I ditch the tie or keep it? This is for an engineering manager role.

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u/JasonK94Z — 12 days ago