Should I leave a bad review?

[Anonymous]

I just had a job interview last Wednesday. I am trying to leave my retail job because it’s just not working for me anymore so I have applied to multiple jobs to get hired.
The one I went for last week did not 100% have me sold but it’s an option. When I went to interview the girl looked about my age ( 21 ) but I didn’t think anything of it. She set me up in a room to fill out a form with like 30 questions on it to answer about the job and she was sitting at the front of the office talking to another coworker. I had on a cute yellow sundress which may have not been interview appropriate lol but it was still modest and the girl told me I looked cute.
After I was done, I told her and we went into a next door room to interview.
She asked me some fair questions and seemed interested in what I was saying and agreed and wrote everything down so I took it as a good sign. The interview didn’t last more than 10 minutes though and afterwards, I told her I have to put in my two weeks for my job so she asked if I was available next Thursday ( which is two days from now ) for new hire orientation.
I told her I would be but I was going out of town Friday and she said she would be in touch before then with more information.
However, Thursday is two days from now and I haven’t heard anything.
The interview did seem kind of rushed but it was about 6 days ago. Should I just give her more time or reach out tomorrow the day before the orientation?

[Kori1236]

So let me get this straight, you’re wondering if you should leave a bad review because you didn’t get a job? That’s entitled as all hell. Keep applying for other jobs you probably just weren’t a good fit

[Asker]

Not because I didn’t get it. I don’t think anyone is understanding my question. It’s just the fact they are not answering back at all to even tell me that I didn’t get it.

[Kori1236]

They don’t have to answer you back. Their silence is answer enough and they probably don’t have the time to call all candidates that applied for the job and reject them. Just apply elsewhere and hope you land something

[Anonymous]

Why would you leave a bad review? In a way you kind of wasted their time. I mean you technically already have a job. Which means you don't have full availability. you also said that you were going out of town on Friday. That comes across as unreliable.

Never ever apply for any job if you don't plan on having full availability and if you plan on going out of town. The company did nothing wrong with not getting in contact with you and for not hiring you. Most hiring managers wouldn't bother wasting their time with people who already have a job and who sit there telling them they are going out of town. Also a lot of job interviews are rushed as often times they have other people who they need to interview or they have some other things they need to do and remember this. First impressions count, and you said you were wearing a top that wasn't really Interview type of top. Despite them saying you looked cute. I guarantee to them it wouldn't have gave a good impression

[Asker]

Stop trying to justify it. There is nothing logical about why they couldn’t reach out and tell me I didn’t get the job. I’m not saying that I had to get the job but it’s unprofessional for them not to reach out and say anything after. And also I told them I was quitting my job. Why the heck would I be interviewing for another job when I planned to stay at my current one.

[Anonymous]

The entitlement, lol...

They don't get back to you because it's an extra task that doesn't benefit them. They need a backup plan in case their first choice falls through. Also, some applications will press them about why they were rejected and will not be satisfied with any answer they are given.

[Ben487]

I would think they passed on you if they didn't get in touch by now.

[slatyb]

You should confirm that they are expecting you.