Hi community,
I submitted my application to Associate (non campus) role in the US around 3 weeks and have not heard an update. I am wondering is this usual for experienced hire cases? What is a typical timeline looking like?
Thanks!
Hi community,
I submitted my application to Associate (non campus) role in the US around 3 weeks and have not heard an update. I am wondering is this usual for experienced hire cases? What is a typical timeline looking like?
Thanks!
Hey,
It can take some time, depending on the location and market conditions (which are not amazing at the moment).
I’ve heard of people interviewing in 2 weeks and others being invited to interview 6-8 weeks later, so there’s a real range.
I’d recommend reaching out to the recruiting team in your target office to check.
Hello,
Timeline varies depending on office’s needs and ability to process/evaluate all the applications. Feel free to reach out to HR if you haven’t yet.
Best,
Mari
Hi there,
Yes, it's quite normal not to hear back within a few weeks—especially for experienced hire roles. Unlike campus recruiting, which tends to follow a structured timeline, off-cycle and experienced hire processes can vary significantly depending on business needs, office location, and role demand.
Three weeks without an update doesn’t necessarily signal a rejection. Some candidates hear back within a couple of weeks, while for others, it can take over a month. If you haven’t already, you could consider reaching out to the recruiting contact listed in your application or the general careers inbox for a quick check-in.
Wishing you the best of luck with your application!
Evelina