The office is circa 1990. So outdated and so far on the east side of Manhattan it feels like the edge of the world. Nearest subway station is Grand Central and the walk from there is about 25 minutes. Place had horrible vibes...even the people I met with seemed like they were living in the 90s. So odd...

The interview with the Account Director (the account lead I would've been working with) went quite well. She was courteous, attentive, and insightful. However, the interview with the CEO, Mr. Ginsberg was so distasteful and lackluster that I couldn't help but withdraw my application right after. Never have I ever been approached with racial bias in such an overt manner and felt shame. I walked into the office ready to discuss my previous experiences and understand the company. Yet, I was met with basic and demeaning questions like how I feel about North Korea based on the fact that I was Korean-American. I was cordial throughout the interview process as DEI was not a thing back then. I simply and politely withdrew my candidacy walking out of the office but wanted to leave a review here now so to prevent such an experience for anyone.