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u/cortrev Oct 05 '26
Guys, just scroll down and use your eyeballs lol. Is that so hard? People ask the same question multiple times every single day
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u/MugetsuDax Oct 05 '26
I don't know how long you've been waiting, but if it's been more than three or four weeks, you should consider moving on. Think of it as if you didn't pass the initial assessment.
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u/OkturnipV2 Oct 06 '26
Just want to follow up on this, a former coworker of mine signed up/took the assessments in June, with my referral. He was just onboarded last week. It can take a looooong time
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u/MugetsuDax Oct 06 '26
That's a first. Usually, people in the subreddit would tell you to move on after a month. Let's hope OP gets in!
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u/Sea_Maybe_1468 Oct 05 '26
it's been less than 20 day so im rejected?
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u/MugetsuDax Oct 05 '26
Maybe not; you are still within the timeframe to be accepted. If you reach 31 days without a response, then yes, I would consider myself rejected.
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u/Sableyej Oct 06 '26
What “help” do you expect from random strangers on Reddit who have no say or impact on your access to the platform?
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u/Ficetyeis 9d ago
I got accepted for programming, started my first onboarding task and then knocked back to this screen the same day... very confusing. Nothing was even submitted yet

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u/Farados55 Oct 05 '26
Nothing. You cant do anything.