Is google deepmind known to ghost applicants? [D]

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Hey sub, I'm sorry if this is a wrong place to ask but I don't see a sub for ML roles separately. I was wondering if deepmind is known to send rejections, or if you don't hear back for a few weeks it's just a rejection? I've read they regularly ghost applicants. I had been in conversation with the research scientist of the team when I applied for the role and they replied in a neutral/positive way after I sent them my cv and interest in the role. Since then I haven't had any contact officiall...

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Originally published on April 10, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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