I received an email for a “phone interview”: there were three options, (1) call in and you are given questions to answer, (2) sumbit a video response to questions you are given (3) schedule a phone interview with a real person. I opted for the phone interview with a real person, which went pretty smooth and we negotiated a range over the phone based on my experience and degree. I was called later for an hour shadowing session (which I thought was weird because I didn’t get an offer letter yet), and I scheduled a time to come into the office. I didn’t like how I was then asked to stay longer (most likely an extra 30 minutes) than the time we agreed upon (the person I spoke to over the phone stated “is that what they told you”), but I brushed past it. I then got a call from HR with an offer that was way lower than what was agreed upon over the phone interview. I wouldn’t have agreed to shadow and waste my time if I had known the position was going to be so low with a degree and years of experience. Complete waste of my time, I would avoid and look elsewhere. Please don’t waste your time

I received an email for a “phone interview”: there were three options, (1) call in and you are given questions to answer, (2) sumbit a video response to questions you are given (3) schedule a phone interview with a real person. I opted for the calling in and recording my responses to questions. A week later I was called for an “in person interview”. I went and first introduced to ALL the staff at the location, then spent one hour “shadowing” two women that worked in the front desk. Now, I was not made aware I would be shadowing anyone that day. I find that irresponsible and not mindful of the candidate’s time. After all that, I was taken back to the office manager and we discussed my job experiences, benefits, etc. It was the most bizarre interview I ever went to. A week passed by and I hadn’t heard back from anyone, so I emailed the recruiter who assisted in scheduling the interview and they never responded. I’m thankful I dodged this place, they seem unprofessional and lack communication and experience in hiring excellent candidates for a front desk receptionist position. The front desk receptionists that currently work there seemed bored, and eating in front of patients. A hot mess.