I had the most unprofessional interview experience of my life with Bridgewater.
They contacted me out of the blue and had me go through one phone interview, their culture introduction and quiz on their website, a HR round with a recruiter, and a coding project. After I passed all these, I was put in another phone interview. (Note: I am in the West coast.)
Remember, these clowns were trying to recruit me. I was at that time working as a Research Scientist in X in one of the big firms over in the West coast.
A good part of the interview was spent by them disparaging X. Then they ended the interview with "We have all the information we need, we won't be calling you."
I felt like I had been hazed by a couple of dimwits who were not even that good at it.
This article assuages my worry that I was being unreasonable.
They contacted me out of the blue and had me go through one phone interview, their culture introduction and quiz on their website, a HR round with a recruiter, and a coding project. After I passed all these, I was put in another phone interview. (Note: I am in the West coast.)
Remember, these clowns were trying to recruit me. I was at that time working as a Research Scientist in X in one of the big firms over in the West coast.
A good part of the interview was spent by them disparaging X. Then they ended the interview with "We have all the information we need, we won't be calling you."
I felt like I had been hazed by a couple of dimwits who were not even that good at it.
This article assuages my worry that I was being unreasonable.