Right out the gate, DXA’s hiring process was a masterclass in disrespecting candidates’ time and expertise—especially for a senior fractional CFO role. The first stage required written interview-style answers, which to do well takes time. Then came an insultingly timed testing phase advertised as 30 minutes but actually lasting 50+ minutes, including an advanced IFRS accounting section that was less strategic and more “gotcha” minutiae about debit and credit details that controllers, not CFOs, typically handle. In today’s world, such transactional minutiae are managed by software—making this test feel archaic and irrelevant to the role. Adding insult to injury, DXA includes DISC personality testing, a tool widely frowned upon and not recommended for employment screening due to fairness and validity concerns. The worst part there was ZERO human communication throughout. Not a single acknowledgment, update, or response to questions—just silence. Follow-up messages vanished into the void. Reading between the lines of other reviews, it’s painfully clear DXA’s polished exterior is just posturing. This process is a dehumanizing, tone-deaf, and frankly insulting ordeal that drains candidates’ energy without respecting their professional worth. If you’re a senior finance leader looking for a respectful, transparent, and meaningful hiring experience, steer very clear of DXA.