The interview process had three parts, an initial phone call with one of the VPs, an at home technical assessment, and finally an on-site interview. The interview process was fairly pleasant, everyone I talked with was courteous and nice to talk with. But overall I had a negative experience because they did not communicate well. I got no feedback at all on the technical assessment, so I have no idea if I met their standards or how I could have improved. It would have been nice to receive feedback or even a confirmation they received my submission for the technical assessment. At the end of my interview, I was told I would hear back within the next week about an offer or a rejection. Three weeks later I still had not heard back so I reached out. Within two hours, I got a response telling me I had been rejected. So they knew that they didn't want to hire me, but weren't going to bother letting me know. It's one thing to ignore a cold application. It's another thing to ignore a candidate that had made it to the final round of interviewing, it felt very unprofessional and left a bad impression.
