When you read about the company, it's inspiring. Emails I received were great when it comes to template emails, you get some links to video CEO welcoming in the process and Q&A video. But it just went down when I had to interact with a real human (Technical Recruiter).
The first email had a sentence:
> In the meantime, don't hesitate to reach out with any questions.
So I asked, but no response, I have to ask it again during the interview.
The interview was strange at least for me.
In Team Manual, they wrote:
> It is your responsibility to always have *a good internet connection* and *a high-quality headset* (it must be a headset) during your ‘online availability’ times.
When I joined the meeting, the interviewer was late a bit (I thought nevermind), no headset/headphones - so I constantly was listening to my echo, we had interview interruption because of an internet connection on the interviewer side (and I was nervous as usual on any interview, but this just adds a bit of stress again, as I was thinking that it might be my side).
Another moment is about rushing (I have read such here in glassdoor), email said:
> we'd love to have a ~20 minute call
We scheduled a call for 30 minutes, but when I joined, the interviewer said, that usually, it takes ~10 minutes. With the break mentioned above, we finished a call in probably 15 minutes or less and questions were not encouraged really.
I got an email with a general rejection, I asked for details, so I could learn from that experience, but I received nothing in response.
One of the core values:
> 3. Work with respect
I don't think that my whole interaction could be marked as respect. With such interaction, you got real doubts about other core values and how they are lived.