In my experience the interview process was really great, not only did the interviewers want to know about prior work experience, but they asked questions around the person that I am. Despite having been through the process twice for two different positions each time was a breeze and the conversations were transparent around the company. The consistency of the follow up emails and keeping in contact throughout left me feeling good during the process as well.

Initially, my experience was positive. I quickly got an interview invitation, and the interviewers were welcoming. However, my experience went downhill because of communication problems. The company emphasizes fairness, respecting candidates' time, and ensuring a positive candidate experience. Sadly, my experience didn't match these values. After my second interview, I was promised a response within a week, but this deadline passed without any communication. In total, I reached out three times to ask about my application status. They told me I'd hear back within one more week because they needed more time to pick the best candidate. But even after this extra time passed, three weeks later, the company still didn't get in touch. While I understand that hiring can be complicated, being open and respecting candidates' time is essential. Just a simple update about the delay would have been nice. I was a bit disappointed to find out, after all those follow-ups, that they chose someone from within the company for the entry-level job. I want to highlight that my interactions with the talent acquisition manager were pleasant. However, it seems like there might be problems with how things are organized at a higher level. The communication and decision-making process didn't seem very well coordinated. I try to give companies the benefit of the doubt, but this experience made me question if the company really stands by its stated values.