There was clear communication from the interviewer and I was told when I would receive feedback. Scheduled interviews were on time and efficient. Some google meets and some virtual eXp world interviews showed the scope of the communication channels for the job.

A representative emailed me to set up an appointment. The day of, I got an email that they needed to reschedule last minute. I understand that things come up, so I rescheduled right away. When I got a phone call the day of my rescheduled interview, the interviewer apologized for rescheduling and thanked me, explaining that they had some time off. I'm not sure why I had to reschedule last minute if they'd planned to take time off, but I suppose this is a minor complaint. The representative then asked me what my current job is. I said that I'm currently a student due to graduate in a few months. This information is indicated clearly on my resume, but the interviewer seemed totally surprised. They explained, in a very unprofessional manner, that they can't possibly hold a position for me that long. I ended the call quickly--it was clearly a waste of my time since the interviewer hadn't even bothered to look at my resume.