The interview process was disorganized and unprofessional. The initial virtual interview felt more like an interrogation than a conversation, with the interviewer coming off as dismissive and unclear about the role—leaving me confused about the actual job duties. Despite my qualifications, including a relevant certification, I felt my experience was minimized. It then took days to coordinate a second, in-person interview (which went much better thanks to the microbiology manager). After that, I was left in the dark. Follow-up emails were mostly ignored, and communication was sparse and delayed. Nearly two weeks later, I finally received a vague update about delays in the process. By then, I had already accepted another offer. Altogether, the experience showed a serious lack of professionalism and respect for candidates' time.

Phone call then in person interview. Front desk lady was polite and have nice attitude. (BUT) I was interviewed by two other women in person. At the beginning it was ok. But they started talking and they seems full of themselves. I heard too much lies about their hiring process and the words came out of their mouth. Its like they look down on you and thought you'll believe everything they say. They maybe too ignorant and arrogant and doesn't value you. I also didn't heard back anything from them on my job status. Good luck to anyone who want to work in this place that doesn't value you.