If the job posting was taken off the website, does that mean someone has already accepted the position?

[Anonymous]

The company deleted the post almost after 1 week. It is a very short period of time to collect enough resumes? It could mean what?

[Anonymous]

It's difficult to say for sure why the job posting was taken off the website after only a week. It's possible that the position was filled quickly, but it's also possible that the company received a sufficient number of resumes and decided to close the job posting early.

There are many different factors that can influence a company's decision to remove a job posting from their website, including changes in hiring needs or timelines, updates to the job description or requirements, or a decision to pause or cancel the hiring process altogether.

If you're interested in the position and haven't yet applied, it may be worth reaching out to the company to inquire about the status of the position and whether or not they are still accepting applications. Even if the position has been filled, it's always a good idea to express your interest in the company and inquire about other potential opportunities that may be available.

[Pete671]

Met the limit for applications, in UK sometimes a job is only open for a few hours, they shut down automatically after x number of applications,,,

[DownInTheDumps]

Yeah it means someone has the job. Just know companies don't always go through every single resumes. Sometimes someone will make a good impression during the interview and get the job on the spot

[boggboss]

Thatsvwhat it tends to mean

[In_Trance]

Most likely