I applied for community manager online but got a declined email in 3 weeks. Then, I received an interview invitation for assistant community manager the next day. I selected interview time but didn't get reply. I submit a wider time area with high expectation and preparation for the job position, the company replied at once and confirmed the time, I also provided my Skype account (they were in Shanghai and I was based in Paris). They replied an email and said they will call me ontime. I got up in the morning and got ready at 0715 am in front of Skype, and waited for an hour, nobody called in. I wrote an email when they were 15min late to remind that we have an interview and I am already online. Nothing happened... after waiting for a whole hour, I left. I wrote an email and said "thanks for wasting other's time" and they didn't reply ever. I am so disappointed of this company and it seems to be true that most of the feedback here was that the company doesn't care about people and candidates. Better not working for them.

The phone call with the person who approached me for the job was very pleasant, she was friendly and helpful. However the guy on the zoom call was yawning the whole interview which I found a little disrespectful, even so the interview went fine and I was asked to attend the second round, which they scheduled on 3:30 in the afternoon, however I got a call from the host that the interviewers were not present that day and the interview will be scheduled on another day. After that I did not hear from them for a month. When I finally emailed them myself asking for an update, they asked me to attend a face to face round. So far so good. The day of the interview though, this guy in the front desk was very rude as I struggled to figure the face registration app they had for visitors. The guy who did my interview was arrogant and very condescending. By the half of the interview because of his passive aggressive nature I knew I wasn't selected whatsoever. At my previous company I worked as a Front Desk Executive and my senior had recommended me to choose a role of a community associate to groom my skills. So when I saw the opening for the Associate I jumped on the ocassion. Now I was really fascinated with the community role however I had little to no experience. But the interviewer asked me questions as though I was aiming for too high. I admit my answers were not great but wasn't I there to exactly learn that? When he didn't like my answer he made me sound as though I was underprepared and I was taking the interview lightly and that made me wonder. I have attended many a different interviews for many different companies but this by far was the most humiliating one.