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The person was seemingly asking for suggestions regarding the best way to follow-up. Your answers (yes, you R), if implemented by the person, would have made sure that he didn’t have a chance at the job (at least if I was running the selection process, and yes I do that).
So, anyone reading this, or that thread - my unsolicited suggestion is to not rely on what people (yes, you R) post on these websites, and use your head and better interview resources on the internet (there are many).
HC v. IAS thread has as long as 22 hours wait time.
Is R gone?