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      Trainer Interview

      29 Sept 2016
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Orlando, FL
      No offer
      Negative experience
      Easy interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Inktel (Orlando, FL) in Jun 2016

      Interview

      Long time wasting. This company has no mercy and no appreciation for candidates. They called me for an online interview, and required that I prepared a presentation for them. I spent from 2 to 3 hours preparing the presentation. When I presented myself to the interview, no one showed up. After 45 minutes waiting, I received an email saying that they had made a mistake, and wanted to reschedule an hour later. Since I had been already waiting for 45 minutes, I decided to wait for 15 more. The interview took almost an hour minutes, and they appeared to be very nice and professional. After the interview, they said I would hear back from them, and asked me to fill in an application, for which they would send me the link. The application was so extensive that it took me 2 to 3 more hours. They asked for 3 references and also my presentation sent via email. I submitted to them. After fulfilling all of their requirements, I realized that I had spent the whole entire day following their requests. After that, I never heard back from them. Not a "thank you, naive fool for having spent one entire day at our disposal"... nothing. After a few days, I sent them an email asking if I they had received all that they had asked, and if I could provide them with any additional information. Their answer was "Yes, we received everything". Since this experience, whenever I see the name of this company online, I have a horrible impression. People who disrespect the time of a candidate, withdrawing so many hours from an individual who supposedly need a job (while they are at the comfort of their employment, getting paid to do this to people), and after all are not thankful (unable to send a simple thank you, goodbye letter). If every company in the planet did this to job applicants, one would be homeless way before getting a job. If they do this to candidates, I can imagine what they might do to employees. I wish there were laws against companies that take advantage of candidates like this. Whereas I understand that any hiring process can and should be a "detailed work", so to speak, from all parts (and of course there is never a guarantee that one will get the job after the process), no company should be allowed to abuse people's time and efforts, under the false perspective of a job. There should laws to limit to the hours that a company uses from applicants, so this company would have some sense of humanity.

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