This was literally the worst and most unprofessional interview experience I have ever had or heard of. The interviewer initially reached out to me via email and when I responded giving times that I was available to meet, he didn't respond until a week later. It got worse. He didn't finish the initial interview within the time he had allotted, so he scheduled an interview for the following day. I have a job, so I had to find a space where I could take the phone call and take time off work for it. I waited for fifteen minutes and he never called, so I went back to work. He asked to re-schedule it for an hour later and I agreed. Then he never called. This happened FOUR TIMES before he eventually did call me at the time he said he would. When it came to the time allotted for me to ask my questions, I asked about the job function and organizational structure. He did not have answers to any of my questions. He then scheduled a follow-up interview with a hiring manager. The process to schedule a follow-up interview was similar to the initial scheduling process: so chaotic and unprofessional it made me doubt the legitimacy of Expedia as an organization and completely turned me off the company. Finally, when I did meet with a hiring manager, she informed me that the job description and description given to me by the recruiter was completely misrepresented. I found the role on a website specific to communications and marketing jobs and was under the impression that it was a content management position, an impression that the recruiter confirmed in our interview. She informed me that it was completely operational, more of a data entry position. The interview was brief, less than 30 minutes and completely perfunctory. I doubt the interviewer was even paying attention. Not only would I not want to work for Expedia after this interview, but I wouldn't even buy stock in the company as they clearly do not have a handle on the way their employer brand is managed and the way their operations are run. WORST INTERVIEW EXPERIENCE EVER.

4 rounds interview process. I feel like the interview process is relatively the same with any other company out there. First round was online interview, then phone interview, in market interview, finally another online interview.