HR peeps:
Interviewed for a position that would make my life 10x better. Felt great about the interview. Better than I did about most others I've ever done. That was 2 weeks ago. I hadn't heard a thing. Made myself forget about the position, assumed another candidate was chosen, and it was back to my crappy job. Although it was odd to have not even gotten an email, I had given up on any prospects of getting it. Not that 2 weeks is long, but this is a small-medium company and a position that I had been told was needing filled quickly.
Anyway, out of nowhere, I finally got a phone call/voicemail today saying they "had an update about the position" and to "call back as soon as possible." ???
I wasn't able to reach them back at their office, but left a message and will contact them tomorrow. My question is, what should I be expecting? I've tried to not get my hopes up and I can see this going both ways. If I was passed over, a voicemail would have been just fine stating that. I also wouldn't have minded a voicemail stating an offer. I guess my confusion lies with the "call back." Why have me call back just to tell me I wasn't chosen? But also, why not just state in the message I have an offer and to call to discuss details?
What's the thinking here?
Sincerely,
Overthinking Job Searcher