I was reached out to for a video interview screen. I asked some clarifying questions from the person setting up the meeting, but they said they were unable to answer them. They suggested I reach out to my recruiter, which I did, but I never got a response before my interview. The interview was listed as being with one woman, but when I got on the call, it was with two men. The questions were pretty standard, mostly just general experience with tools and project management that they were using. I didn't have a ton of overlap with what they were looking for, so I figured I'd need to be a little lucky. After not hearing back for a while I assumed I'd been forgotten about. 2 months later, I received an email saying they would not be moving forward with my application. The interview itself wasn't hard, but I would've appreciated my recruiter actually responding to me, and letting me know I'd been dropped much earlier.

Extremely disorganized. I interviewed with a manager in the Quincy office for what I thought was a behavioral interview that turned into a coding and then system design interview. I did fine as far as I could tell. I was assigned a recruiter who apparently had left the company and it took several weeks to even get a response from somebody on what the next steps would be (if any). I was finally told that the manager was still interviewing for this position (5 weeks after it had closed). I received the automated rejection email a couple days later. Extremely, extremely disorganized process.