Recently, I went through a multi-stage interview process with Ivari for a senior leadership role. Multiple interviews, time invested, preparation, business discussions — all handled on my side with professionalism and respect.
In return:
Silence.
No closure, no update, no acknowledgment.
Not even a 10-second email.
For a company that promotes values like leadership, integrity, and respect, this was disappointing.
Respecting a candidate’s time is not a courtesy — it’s a baseline standard.
When a company cannot provide even a simple conclusion to a hiring process, it sends a clear message about internal culture, communication, and how people are valued.
If an organization expects professionalism, it should be prepared to demonstrate it.
This isn’t about a role — I move forward confidently.
This is about how people are treated.
And that always matters.
From
Candidates notice.
— Let it be