Quite casual as the interviewing team wanted it to be more like a get to know you session. They placed some value on your resume yet how you presented yourself was a more powerful message.

I was emailed by a CVS recruiter claimed my experiences would be a good fit with the company. I posted and took the test which was very engaging and had some level of challenge. After I got a passing score. I was reached out by the recruiter and said I would need to have a phone interview. I passed the phone interview and I posted for the open position. The recruiter was very nice in having me only post for locations close to my house. Then the through the process of locations posting then closing. I received a call from a admin on setting up an interview I wasn't able to get connect based on that schedule. Then several weeks passed and I connect with an other Admin. I set up an interview. After arriving at the location. The Interviewer had me sit in a meeting room. I waiting almost waited 15 minutes after the start time of the actually interview. The interview was more understanding my resume and previous experiences. Nothing more was asked. I felt like I wasted my time to have his sort of interview after three months of back and forth. Which the interviewer apologized as they were not trying to hurt my feeling with bluntness. I don't suggest anyone invest time in a company which has candidates journey on a process that leads to such disappointment. I reached out and had them remove my application from the system. The recruiters are great the issue is the hiring manager