The entire interview journey felt quite standard, beginning with the submission of your application. A couple of weeks later, you receive that eagerly awaited invitation for a 45-minute eSkill assessment. While you won't receive a score, your gut feeling will tell you if you aced it, reminiscent of those school days. If you did well, you'll snag an invitation for an in-person interview, which you'll need to schedule. Stepping into the building, you're greeted by the sight of a parking garage nestled within. From the outside, the buildings exude an air of sophistication, but stepping inside, it's as if you've wandered into the DMV. The ambiance is a tad grim, reminiscent of a bank lobby with its teller windows and clients engaging with case managers. Not a smile in sight; the atmosphere is downright cold and monotonous. As you bide your time in the lobby, your confidence begins to wane. The sight of the signup sheet, already adorned with 11 names by midday, hints at a long day ahead. You watch the clock tick by, wondering if this interview is worth the wait. Finally, your turn arrives, albeit fashionably late by 10 minutes. It's a stark contrast to the invitation's directive to arrive early. The interview begins promptly, devoid of any small talk to ease the tension. It's all business as the two interviewers, one youthful and engaging, the other more mature and reserved, fire off questions from their notebook. Their lack of preparedness and professionalism is palpable, leaving you somewhat disheartened. The interview wraps up in a brisk thirty minutes, leaving little time for follow-up queries. Reflecting on the experience, you can't shake off the feeling of disappointment. Unsurprisingly, a couple of days later, the call doesn't come for a second-round interview. And even if it did, you're not sure you'd accept, given the multitude of red flags you've encountered along the way.