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Gaurav Attrii
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August 11, 2025
Why 10 out of 9 product managers get rejected in the last round? I have also been rejected multiple times in the last round before knowing these secrets. #Day92 of #HelpingAspiringPMs100Days Last round, it's not about technical skills or Product Thinking. It's about whether you're a good fit for their culture or not. Reasons why many people got rejected in the last round. 5. If the hiring manager sees you as more qualified or more competent than him, he may not hire because of his insecurity that you may take over his position in his office. 4. I have seen multiple times that the candidate doesn’t wear proper formal attire. I remember a guy wearing a shirt with open-top buttons came to the office for the interview, and in the end, he was rejected by our company. 3. Before the interview, check your interviewer's LinkedIn profile to see their experience and where they can ask you a question. 2. I've seen that as well. When you're overly qualified for the job, many employers reject you because you may not stick with it in the long term. 1. Companies conduct background verification, and if a past employer provides negative feedback or lacks proper documentation, you may get rejected.
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Andriana Filippa
Wir verwandeln Bauchgefühl in Teamkultur 🚀 | Account Executive @ Cultcha.io | Cultural Analytics Plattform für nachhaltiges Hiring 💡
3 months ago
You're absolutely right – by the final round, it’s rarely about skills. It’s about fit. And that’s where so many great candidates get filtered out for reasons that go far beyond the resume. I’ve seen how mismatched expectations, unspoken team dynamics, or even personal biases can play a huge role. That’s exactly why I work at Cultcha: to make cultural fit more transparent, intentional, and fair – for everyone involved 🤝