Overall, the interview conversations themselves were positive, but the process felt disorganized and ultimately frustrating. I was initially contacted by a recruiter for a role that wasn’t publicly posted, which was encouraging. That recruiter passed me to another recruiter, and that conversation went well. I then completed a ~2-hour online assessment. Shortly after, I received an automated rejection email that was later acknowledged as being sent in error. From there, I was passed to yet another recruiter and had a conversation with senior management. That discussion went well, and I received positive verbal feedback, which made me excited to continue the process. A few days later, however, I received a generic rejection email with no context. I followed up requesting feedback but never received a response. Being passed between multiple recruiters added unnecessary complexity and confusion to the process. While some of the interview questions were a bit out of left field, I did appreciate that they were designed to test structured thinking and problem-solving, and I was genuinely interested in continuing the conversation. Unfortunately, the lack of follow-through and feedback after multiple positive interactions made the ending feel abrupt and impersonal. Advice to Management: Streamline recruiter handoffs, ensure consistent communication, and provide feedback—especially after senior-level interviews.