I have had many recruiters from DocuSign reach out to me via LI for close to a year now, so I finally agreed to a recent message from one asking if I had interest in the company. Once on the phone screen, without exaggeration, I could not understand a word the recruiter was saying - her voice was so soft and she talked so incredibly fast my head was spinning. I have never in my 10 years of sales had this issue with not understanding what someone is saying. I'm shocked I made it to the next step, as I wasn't sure if I was answering her questions or not - it was a lot of guessing on my end. This wasn't exactly what I'd be expecting from a recruiter. First red flag (how could a company hire someone to be the first touchpoint of their brand and have them sound so unprofessional?) She also didn't have any preliminary information about the job, and when I asked how the company is handling COVID-19 (something that most would like to know if they are considering making a move right now), she had no response. She sent me to another recruiter who took 2 weeks to get back to me with a date and time that worked for her for another interview (same as first recruiter interview, but this recruiter at least knew more about the role and company). After that, I was sent on to a Hiring Manager. Had a great conversation, which went over the allotted 30 minutes (I've interviewed a lot of people in my lifetime, and I have never once spent more than the allocated time with people I don't plan on pushing forward) with the Hiring Manager, who said they would share a positive review to move me to the next step. That was over 2 weeks ago. Crickets since then. Not even a rejection letter (if in fact, they are even rejecting me). Kind of assumed if I was rejected, I'd get an automated reply. All things considered, once I do hear back (if I do, rather), I have no interest in moving forward with this company due to this messy and unprofessional process. I would've expected more from a company like DocuSign, and it bums me out that this was the experience I had.