I applied for the position online after a current employee posted to one of my university's Facebook pages that Emaar was looking to hire. About a week after I sent in the application, I was called by a recruiter. After about 5-10 minutes of talking on the phone, she invited me to interview in person approximately 4 weeks later. She told me that either her or a colleague would reach out before the end of the week to properly schedule a time slot for the interview. After hearing nothing for a week, I tried to call the recruiter, and she never picked up. I attempted to get a hold of her periodically throughout the following three weeks (always during working hours) and never once did the recruiter pick up. A friend of mine faced a very similar situation with the exact same recruiter, as he was in a meeting at the time of her first and only call, and as such, could not answer at the time. She emailed him later with a schedule of exact hours that she would be free to talk to him; however, she still never answered her phone when called at these times. Seeing how this recruiter dipped well below basic standards of professionalism that I would expect from a college student, let alone an experienced worker, it has unfortunately soured my former reverence towards Emaar as a company. The demonstration of little to no respect respect towards multiple prospective candidates (and I'm sure plenty more than just my friend and I) was completely dehumanizing.