If you hear, “It was a pleasure meeting with you. You’ll hear from someone,” that is not a good sign. What you want to hear is something specific. “It was a pleasure meeting with you. Jane Doe from human resources will contact you Monday or Tuesday with the next step and who you’ll meet with.” There’s bonus points if they reference a specific day and time and the names of the folks with whom you’ll be meeting with.
If an interviewer really likes you, they will go to great lengths to answer any and all questions. They’ll gladly provide color and robustly describe the role. They do this to sell you on the job. That’s a very good sign. When you feel that the hiring manager is in selling mode, as opposed to interrogating you, that's a big tell that they want you to come aboard and join the company.
“We may have some new roles opening up and will keep you in mind.” It's true that sometimes they really mean what they say and are interested in hiring you in the right role. Most likely, it's a polite way to say that they’re not going to extend an offer, but they at least like you.
This thing was too long I lost interest at the second paragraph. If you wanna help Unemployed maybe write in point forms and make it short.
They don’t hire you? Isn’t that a decent signal?
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