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The most unprofessional interview process I've ever been apart of. The process took well over a month just to not hear anything back following the final interview despite following up. The job may be worth it if you have the patience to stomach potentially having to wait weeks before hearing from HR between interviews and having to go through a final interview with a hiring manager in another country who will provide zero beneficial information/context in regards to the roll and seems generally uninterested in speaking with you at all the entire time. I was pretty excited when i was reached out to by a head hunter and a HR representative for this role, but after going through such a discombobulated & unprofessional interview process i'm not that upset because it really changes how you view a company when you see how poorly they treat their prospective candidates.

The first 3 interviews were great and hiring managers + professionals working at the company were nice and professional. That's until it came down to the last interview. He was late for the first call by 10+ minutes and then ended up postponing the interview for an entire week through a hiring manager having never apologised. He also made an inappropriate borderline sexist comment during the interview and tried to fish for insider information constantly typing at the same time. Extremely unprofessional and unethical to use the status of an interviewer to fish for information like that. I had already heard all about this through someone who interviewed there before but now I experienced it myself. Had they made an offer I would've rejected it.