2 job applicants have shared their experience applying to Jobs for the Future (JFF) (Education) on CandidateVoice. 2 of them (100%) were ghosted, never hearing back, and 0 received a formal rejection. Applicants who got a decision waited 64 days on average. The average candidate experience score is 11 out of 100.
The selections above are limited, so here is the timeline: 2.12 - submitted application (via Greenhouse) 2.14 - set up phone interview 3.17 - given performance task 3.28 - panel interview 4/6 - inquired about status 5/6 - rejection received
Best part: Their initial outreach was timely but vague on information.
Worst part: The performance task was supposed to take no more than 3 hours. If you wanted to display competency, it actually took hours to research and complete. It required several PPT slides and a letter to the fictitious company. The process took 4 months. This was ridiculous, especially considering they are a non-profit supporting jobs for the future (go figure). I believe they use the performance task to power their internal work. Free labor.
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