J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien chez ANINE BING
Entretien
Emailed to set up first interview. The interview format was changed day before.
Interview was more like a conversation. Ended with being told that they wanted to have others interview me and I would be contacted to set them up however never was contacted even after sending a thank you email and follow up email. Very unprofessional just ghosted
J'ai postulé via un recruteur. J'ai passé un entretien chez ANINE BING (Boston, MA)
Entretien
Demanding turnaround with no follow up after a point that feels unprofessional. HR team is kind but last minute bookings for 3 to 4 interviews a day feels excessive. Mostly zoom over phone screening as company is west coast based
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Questions regarding existing client books for new management are questionable at best as that is seemingly a key holder expectation
J'ai passé un entretien chez ANINE BING (Oakbrook Ter, IL)
Entretien
I was genuinely disappointed by my experience with the recruiter. The call felt robotic and impersonal—more like a spam call than a meaningful conversation. There was a clear lack of authenticity, and when I asked questions, the responses felt rehearsed and dismissive, as though my interest in the role was an inconvenience. Plus, no email response after thanking the recruiter for her time.
As someone who has followed Anine Bing for years and truly connects with the brand, I expected the exchange to reflect its bold, intentional, and elevated identity. Unfortunately, this interaction did not represent that at all. I even took the time to send a thoughtful thank-you email afterward despite my experience, and never received a response—which speaks volumes.
This first impression left me feeling disconnected and disappointed, and honestly, it would make me question accepting the role if offered. A recruiter is a reflection of the brand, and in this case, that connection was completely missing.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Describe your management style and it was asked twice - but in 2 different ways.