I should have rescheduled and not interviewed because I was not expected due to email and weekend travel conflicts. The person that made contact with potential dates/time since I was traveling out of the area and needed to make sure I was back in the area. The person did send a date and time with asking me to confirm right away and then they can send details later. I did. It was the weekend so I understand people are busy and also need to work things out with schedules if they can. I emailed, since I was already given the time I would be at the appointment. I would hate to not show up and look as if I am not responsible and wasting their time. I went and was told they were not expecting me which I was not surprised with dealing with email and traveling. However, it worked out since someone else did not show up or rescheduled. The person had someone interview me who could fit in the time. I was interviewed by two more people after that also were fine with it. That is normal. I wasn't sure if it was someone legitimate that made contact in the beginning even thought it was through Indeed because I have been a victim of Internet Stalking. And some sites have unskilled recruiters, and scams still getting through. I have since made my resume private and got off other sites I just really do not like people with not good intentions in companies can access your information by doing favors for your nemesis that may be known and many unknown to you. So going in for the Face to Face took away those concerns somewhat. I really wondered though at first since I was contacted in the early morning hours by email. That is normal to me because I am up all night sometimes or up very early or late working or doing other things. I use email then to send things out and think nothing of it because people get them whenever they open their email. Not be expected to be alerted because I send email at 3am. This world is INTERNATIONAL with many working or living in various time zones in many professions not with routines some think everyone has or not normal. With the interviews we did change conference/meeting rooms during the process which is normal. So it was not negative to me. It may be part of the interview process to see how you adapt to change and able to still pick up where you left off. I looked at the Glass Door reviews and read information on the website but know to go in off my own experience based on what I am looking for and what they are seeking and offer. It it's a fit it will be otherwise this world is vast and move on unless there was some major harm done to file complaints. There wasn't any. The people were positive and explained things and answering questions that I interviewed. I did learn a lot of interesting information that was fascinating to me but it may not be to other people. I am glad I went in because I can refer other people when they are hiring. The way I was interviewed gave me a very good view of the company from a inside out actual position and department specific based on the client base that was not overload information. It felt like a boutique interview experience to me. Not stuffy but comfortable. I received the application and background papers due to how the scheduling went which I understand. I could not stay to do that based on another appointment scheduled. I was asked to scan it however, I let the person know I would sent it priority mail. The person explained to scan because that is secure. I said I can do both but I don't know when I will be able to access a computer to scan but I do need to go to the Post Office. I was told I would be called after they checked in with the team that interviewed me by the next day. I was not sure if things are secure and a different account they must log in to get the emails or scans. I was not going to send in my information nor Priority Mail due to reading about something that may pose a conflict of interest I wanted answered. I finally sent something to let them know I was traveling for job interviews and the best of luck in finding the appropriate fit if I wasn't one. I held off due to being contacted by them and know there are many qualified people that can be hired especially since San Francisco is a large city with a Hospitality and Travel Industry. LesConcierges was a REFRESHING interview process. They know what they are doing. And management does change up in all new companies. You must get the processes and teams to function where they flow and that is through making changes. This company really has some very great career opportunities. Sometimes it is timing or there is another position you may be a fit for or you need more experience, etc. Take the time now to define what you are seeking. It was not a stressful experience and I have truly been in places that were very immature and asking very inappropriate questions as if I was on CANDID CAMERA. That wasn't LesConcierges.