Bamboo interview questions

First is a screening call with a recruiter. Then you have to spend your time doing free labor and maybe get the "opportunity" to do three more interviews. Complete lack of respect for the applicants time. I bowed out immediately after learning of an assignment that is expected to be hours worth of work. Four interviews should be more than enough to determine if someone is capable of doing the job.

TLDR: Lots of time spent and I never actually spoke to someone from the marketing department, which is wild considering their requests (detailed below). Applied, heard back from the recruiter the same day and scheduled a call the next day. 1st - Spoke with a recruiter who let me know I was too senior for the associate role I applied for and that I'd be better for manager I agreed. *2 weeks later received a generic rejection email* Another 2 weeks later the recruiter followed up with me to say the manager role I'd be a good fit for was hiring and if I was interested I should submit the assignment sent at EOD Thursday, by 9am Monday. (assignment was to create a sample campaign performance report on 322 rows of client metrics & to send brief creative strategy for another campaign) After creating and sending over a 20-slide campaign report deck on their clients metrics *received a generic rejection email 2 days later* I've landed at a larger tech company in-house, but as a growth marketing manager w/ over 5 years of experience, I would never ask a candidate for such in-depth work (client campaign report) without sending either feedback or setting aside even 30 minutes to speak with them & review the work I requested. This experience raises concerns about the company's interview process and aligns with other reviews I've read.