Spent nearly 3 months going through the interview process with several people via zoom and in person. I was sent to the wrong address by the recruiter during my first onsite and was asked to schedule a different day when I arrived at the wrong address. After several meetings and presentations, I was told everything went really well and the final interview would be an onsite, in-person interview with an exec member and 2 other sales VP's. Each of these conversations were expected to last 45 min (3 total). When I traveled onsite, I met with the exec founder for 30 min. I met with another VP for literally 3 min and the third VP never showed up. Instead he called in via zoom and we talked for ~15 min. All of the conversations were questions and things I had already talked through. I was blown away at how unprofessional and unprepared the onsite was. I felt the travel was a waste of my time. Several days later after no responses, I get a call from the recruiter telling me they decided not to move forward with an offer and that it's their policy not to give any feedback as to why. (Insert eye roll and laugh emoji here). I could tell the recruiter was embarrassed by this whole process and wasn't even sure what to say on the phone. I asked several times for feedback and to connect with the team, but ran into walls every time. The company might be alright (?) but that was sloppiest interview process with Sr. and exec leaders I've even seen. Unfortunately, that leads to consistent, bad hiring decisions.

Spent 3 months interviewing with many people via zoom, onsite, etc. I was told everything was going very well and they wanted me to meet with a few sr leaders and exec members as a final step. 2 of the 3 people I was supposed to meet with onsite didn't even show up. Rather, they spent 5 minutes with me on a zoom call. 7 days later, I got a call from the recruiter telling me they weren't making an offer and he didn't have any feedback for me. That was the most unorganized process I had ever been a part of.