Was referred by employee in August 2021. There were 4 rounds of online interviews, and multiple calls with the recruiter. A technical assessment based on JavaScript I think before the second round. To be honest, the recruiter was good with communication, however, he was overly optimistic, and looking back, probably not very honest at all. Basically, I made it to the final round, and in the recruiter's words, an offer was forthcoming. Then, literally a month of silence. I emailed and called, and then eventually I got a hold of him and he said they went with someone else because they decided they needed someone based in Central Time, when the role I interviewed for was supposed to be based in EST. Which, as a remote worker, I WAS willing to do, if indeed that were the reason I was rejected (I'm not sure it was, as companies will lie because they're more worried about covering their behinds than telling the truth). And then he had the nerve to play victim and blame his ghosting on the company, instead of telling me himself I didn't get the role. Nobody should ever have to hunt down a company after a final interview to get an offer or rejection, let alone when they get your hopes up and tell you you got the job. Your company wasted my time, time I could have spent interviewing with and talking to employers who know how to treat people with dignity. You behaved unprofessionally and disrespected me, and I do not appreciate it. Your company has a long way to go before I'd bother applying again, or recommending them to anyone.

One of the best processes that I've been through. They were clear, direct and kind. Transparency was key in the process for me and what I look for in a company and they definitely displayed that. I ultimately didn't take the position because my current employer counteroffered really well. I'm really grateful to have had the experience though!