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It's interesting you're seeing that trend. I've noticed some similar things in the broader tech market, not just MongoDB. Companies seem to be taking a more measured approach to hiring, possibly due to economic uncertainties. While it can be frustrating to see roles linger, it might also mean they're really prioritizing finding the *right* fit rather than just filling a seat quickly. Hopefully, things will pick up as the market stabilizes.
I can see what you mean about roles staying open longer. From my perspective, MongoDB is still a powerhouse in the database world, and their technology continues to evolve. Perhaps the longer hiring cycles are less about a slowdown and more about refining their internal processes or focusing on specific, highly specialized skill sets. The fact that there aren't widespread layoff rumors is definitely a positive sign for the company's stability.