I should have read the Glassdoor reviews before I applied because my experience sadly seems normal. Had a recruiter screen and that actually was fine and the recruiter was helpful and gave lots of information. But then after that went through rounds of interviews, asked to do an assignment on their product (not a made up scenario or anything) and sent the assignment in without a chance to present it. Then just rejected with no feedback. Was also promised $200 donation to a charity or nonprofit and that never came (I even asked the nonprofit whether they received it) Glad I didn't even up working there, seemed like I dodged a bullet.

I was re-engaged for this role after previously interviewing with the company. The initial conversations were positive and gave the impression that the team was serious about moving forward. A compensation range was discussed early in the process, which set clear expectations. However, when the formal offer was presented by the company, the salary was significantly lower than what had originally been communicated. Additionally, key structural details were disclosed only at the very last minute- information that should have been clarified upfront. The process then involved repeated back-and-forth communication and delays, which created unnecessary uncertainty. Overall, the experience lacked transparency, consistency, and accountability. Candidates should not have to navigate shifting expectations and last-minute disclosures after investing significant time in an interview process. It was, unfortunately, one of the most disappointing interview experiences I’ve had.