What Are Some Good Signs You Got The Job? - 7 Signs Your Interview Went Well

What are some good signs you got the job? Here's 7 signs that your interview went well and you can expect a job offer.

If you've been interviewing for jobs and you are wondering how you did, the waiting can be nerve-wracking. Besides, the job search process is exhausting.

But there are signs that you can look for that you did well and the interview team liked you. In this video I'll be sharing sure fire signs that your interview went well and you just might be getting an offer!
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[richardhight]

Companies should be required to get back with a "Not fit for the job" in a timely manner instead of ghosting.

[MrWaterbugdesign]

Never ever give a crap whether an interview went well or not. It doesn't matter. It can go well and you still not get the job or the offer is low. All that matters is the offer. It'll come or not whenever. My job is as soon as I walk out of an interview is to put that behind me and focus on the next company, searching. Worrying about how an interview went takes your head out of the game. I look at interviews as practice. I do my best to improve my game. More interviews I do the better I get. The more interviews I have in the pipe the more at ease I am. Confidence sells.

[keystonelyte]

The best sign you got the job is getting a job offer.

[qornn]

My experience is you just never know until you get the offer. There are so many variables.

[babatundeonabajo]

One of the things I would say I've learned from my experience is this: never assume you have a job until it's in writing. Don't act on "hints" or even verbal offers. You don't have a job until it's in writing and, truthfully speaking, you don't have a job until your first paycheck hits your bank account (because sometimes companies recruit and then collapse before they pay new hires). Trying to gauge how your interview went is a dangerous game to play...the moment your interview ends, you need to continue searching for another job. Just my $0.02 about this.

[TaureanBaby]

I had an interview with a Recruiter, Hiring Manager, Two Team members, Two Members from upper management, another one with the hiring manager, then finally, oh wait, the CFO wanted to meet me as well then I definitely got recruiter calls me and tells me they went with another candidate but wants me to know everyone thought I was great. How wonderful! I wish I can pay my expenses and save for my retirement with that feedback...

[wordman]

Always assume you didn't get the job and immediately apply to the next one. That way if you fail, then you didn't put all your hopes into it just to have them crushed. And if you succeed, it's a pleasant surprise. Unless you hate the place, in which case you can turn down the offer.

[Classicbeauty]

Interviews are a likability contest, they already know from your CV you can do the job, the interview is just to see what you can bring to the table, are they comfortable with you, do they like you and will you fit in. And it’s ok if the response is no, it doesn’t always reflect on your ability or skills, it just means you need to keep searching for a better fit.

[jimgriffith]

Your background and experience is just what we are looking for, but we had an internal candidate that we went with. Thanks for helping us meet our quota for outside canidates.

[ykblackout]

#1 sign the interview went well: You get a job offer.

[dm]

Just signed an offer letter today. Feeling fantastic.

[JustATotalNerd]

I did an interview from home, in which my cat decided he wanted the job over me and kept answering their questions before I could. When they called me back to offer me the job, I politely bowed to my hero of a cat and gave him a treat.

[cathygoltsoff]

Good interview sign: They give you a tour and introduce you to people.

[geopaulet]

I bombed an interview, saying all the wrong things, but still got an offer to my huge surprise! They must have felt sorry for me 😂 or smoking something.

[artlover.]

I had an interview about a month ago. Thought I absolutely bombed the interview, I was asked a lot of questions I wasn't sure the answer to as I didn't have any expertise in that particular aspect but I was honest and said I didn't know but wanted to learn. My friend said I should have lied and pretended I knew the answer, but I said they would have been able to tell. Got an email an hour later and didn't open it right away because I thought it was a quick rejection email. Opened it up, it was a job offer🤣

[chrisgast]

Sometimes they say they are hiring someone else. But not long after, they repost the same job. They expect us not to lie. But what happens when they lie? Nothing.

[YoSpiff]

One thing that has been a good indicator for me (when interviewing with the hiring manager) is that after about 15 minutes or so, it turns from a somewhat formal Q&A into more of a 2 way conversation.

[bonefishboards]

I had this last year until we had a face-to-face over zoom and they realized I was in my late 50's. I checked all the boxes, twice, had killer phone interviews. But, I could literally see the disappointment on the hiring manager's face when they saw me and realized I'm an old coot. Yeah, ageism is real, rampant and terrible.

[AVEXentSUCKS]

I was just hired a couple days ago. I had a good feeling my interview went well. I followed all the tips, didn’t slouch, looked at the interviewer in the eye at all times, sounded confident throughout. The thing is I came in 15 minutes late to the interview I really had to sell it to the interviewer. At the end of the interview the interviewer told me that he has a few other candidates to interview but you’ll hear back early next week from the lady that first contacted me. 4 agonizing days later, I got the job!

[decarlocalloway]

Best advice: Continue interviewing elsewhere, submitting CV's, and networking until you get an offer. Things change throughout the entire process constantly.