Recruitment manager contacted me via phone while I was at my internship. I told him to call me back after 5 as that's when I'd reach home and be in a relatively stress-free state to speak to him. However, he kept insisting on rescheduling the interview to the next day during my work hours. I obliged, albeit reluctantly. He called me at a time when I was extremely busy but I attended his call all the same. I had prepared for his interview but could not recall any of the information due to all the pressing tasks I was faced with. He rescheduled the interview to Monday evening at 5 and when I dutifully waited for his call then, I received none. I emailed him about it and he said he had tried to call me but I was not picking up (this was a lie, I did not see any calls from him on my phone log). I gave him the benefit of the doubt and said there was probably a network issue, please call me now and there was no reply. In short, I was ghosted.

I had applied for this position on linked in and had gotten an email from one of their recruiters around 2 days later. I was not finished with school yet, so I scheduled an interview for when I got home after having a great phone interview. We talked about the campus recruiter position and what it consisted of for around 45 minutes and it all sounded great, so I thought it was an awesome opportunity. When I walked into this office, I had the most unprofessional, judge-mental, unwelcoming experience of my life. When being interviewed, any answer I would give was either cut off or received an eye roll. Since I was a recent graduate with no experience, they wanted nothing to do with me. Not only did they not care what I had to say, but I was given a false sense of what job I was even interviewing for. They interviewed me for a sales job when that was not what was discussed in my first interview at all. I would never show up to a sales interview much like many other people, which is why I believe they were so deceptive in their recruitment process. If you want to waste your time, then sure, interview with this company. Every employee in the office seems incredibly miserable and should seek work somewhere else.