J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien chez Gartner (Irving, TX)
Entretien
It’s alarming how many others on here have left a review about being ghosted in the middle of the interview process with Gartner, and unfortunately my experience has been the same. I feel like I’ve been connecting with them for months, and the process has been very touch and go. First, I had an interview for a specific position and was rejected, but I couldn’t get a response as to why. Then, I signed up for the internal talent community and got an interview scheduled, but the interviewer didn’t show because he was laid off. No one bothered taking over his upcoming appointments I guess. I was able to get in touch with someone else who met with me, and I was told I would hear something within a week or so, but I’ve followed up several times for over a month and can’t get a reply. Pretty much no one I’ve ever been in contact with at this company ever replies. Based on how I’ve been treated and how disorganized they clearly are (maybe following all these layoffs) I’ll be passing on this company.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
They asked about my salary expectations and my comfort with going into the office occasionally. They also asked general questions about my professional background.
Went through multiple interviews and towards the end they decided to go with another candidate after everything seemed like it was a good fit. I was also told that there would be an associate position that would open, and to wait for a call and 3 months passed and no call or anything. Had a friend who also was told to wait for the offer letter and they ghosted her. Seems like they make you go through all the interviews to waste your time
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
General questions about the experience as well as how are you in team settings
J'ai postulé via la recommandation d'un employé. J'ai passé un entretien chez Gartner
Entretien
As someone who was genuinely excited about the prospect of joining Gartner — a company known for its best-in-class reputation — I was incredibly disappointed and underwhelmed by the candidate experience. I applied for an HR leadership position and was referred by a current employee. About a week later, I was contacted by a Talent Acquisition sourcer and asked to schedule time via her calendar. I did so immediately, only to find she was fully booked for about two weeks. I selected the earliest time available, but about a week before the interview, the rep canceled due to a medical appointment and asked me to reschedule. Again, her calendar was limited, so I pushed out another week. Then, just days before that second scheduled interview, I received an email from her stating that the role had been filled and that my resume would be kept on file for future opportunities. What made this experience particularly frustrating, beyond the lack of urgency and pushing me off or respect for my time was that in both instances, the TA sourcer never formally canceled the scheduled calls. It was just implied through email, with no updates on the calendar invite or follow-up communication. As a seasoned HR leader who has overseen TA functions, this experience did not reflect the standard I expected from an organization like Gartner. Advice to Management: Your employer brand is only as strong as your candidate experience. In a competitive talent market it’s critical that your recruitment team demonstrates the professionalism and operational excellence that Gartner is known for. Invest in training and accountability for your TA team to ensure a better, more respectful experience for future candidates.
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Question 1
They did not interview me. They just strung me along because I came through employee referral until the role was filled and then notified me that the role had been filled and they would keep my resume on file. None of the actual interviews scheduled were cancelled. It was just to be assumed based on the emails I was getting that they were not moving forward with me.
