Receiving a text or mail inviting one for an interview has always given job seekers a burst of hope. Some would jump in excitement, enthusiastic and appreciative that finally somebody has considered their application. Others however, after scrutinizing the text a number of times, would continue with their business indifferent, because according to them, "no be today".
Fast forward to the night before the interview- perusal of interview tips, how tos and google searches-, to the D-day- the time spent in the waiting room before being called in-, to then the actual Interview.
Question after question, answer after answer- sometimes lies after lies- the interview progresses. the duration varies but one thing that is common to all interviews is the final line-which usually comes from the interviewer- 'WE WOULD GET BACK TO YOU"".

However worthy of note is the fact that that never happens and the interviewee is usually left wondering what happened?. lol

Now, HOW MANY INTERVIEWS HAVE YOU BEEN PROMISED A " We would get back to you"? . How many actually gave you feedback positive or negative?. Is that sentence just a cliche?.
Why can't interviewers just tell you whether you got the job or not?

Would have loved to explain, but sleep oo..
Tomorrow sha.. remind me!!
Let me show you how to break that "We will get back to you line"

BiafraBushBoy:
Would have loved to explain, but sleep oo..

Tomorrow sha.. remind me!!

Let me show you how to break that "We will get back to you line"

Following and patiently waiting

They cannot possibly tell the applicant they've got the job except they've interviewed everyone and found the applicant the best candidate out of them all. Otherwise, its diplomatic to make that statement, we will get back to you!