I was given a week to complete a one-way video interview using the link I was sent to the Workable interview platform. The interview consisted of 4 basic questions. I had to record the answers using the video camera on my PC. I completed the interview 2 days before the deadline. After completing the interview, I never heard from anyone at the company again. I made repeated attempts to email the person who initially contacted me about the interview, but they never responded. All I wanted was a status update. If a candidate spends 20 minutes completing the interview, the least the company can do it update them on their status. A rejection letter would have been preferable to them just outright ghosting me.

One of the most disappointing hiring processes I've experienced. The process involved five interview rounds, yet compensation was only discussed at the very end. Several interviews felt more interrogatory than conversational, which made the experience unnecessarily uncomfortable. The company repeatedly stated they wanted someone who was highly money-driven, but the final offer was USD $5/hour for an 11-hour shift supporting the U.S. market as an independent contractor. The compensation package was described as "amazing" because of its commission structure, but candidates only become eligible for the full commission plan after one year with the company. After investing time in five interviews, I found the offer and working conditions completely misaligned with the expectations set throughout the process. Greater transparency around compensation from the beginning would have saved everyone time.