The interviewers seemed unprepared, frequently asking basic questions that didn't pertain to the job description. This made it clear that they hadn't reviewed my resume or qualifications beforehand. There was no structure to the interview, and it felt like they were improvising questions on the spot. Unstructured Format: The interview did not follow a clear agenda. There were no introductions or explanations of the process, making it feel disorganized. It lacked the typical stages of an interview, such as technical assessments or behavioral questions, and jumped randomly between topics. Casual Attitude: The interviewers were very casual in their approach, sometimes even appearing distracted or uninterested. One interviewer checked their phone multiple times during the conversation. The interview was conducted in a noisy environment with constant interruptions, which further contributed to the unprofessional atmosphere. Inconsistent Communication: There were long gaps between communications, with no follow-up emails or calls after the initial interview scheduling. When I did receive communication, it was often vague and lacked important details, such as who would be interviewing me or what the next steps would be. Technical Difficulties: During a virtual interview, there were several technical issues that could have been avoided with better preparation. The interviewers struggled with basic video conferencing tools, leading to delays and a frustrating experience. At one point, the call dropped, and it took a considerable amount of time to reconnect without any apologies or explanations. Unprofessional Behavior: Some questions were inappropriate and seemed to probe into personal rather than professional aspects of my life. There was a general lack of respect for my time, with the interview starting late and being cut short without a proper conclusion. In summary, the interview process felt unprofessional and poorly managed, leaving me with a negative impression of their hiring practices. This experience has made me reconsider my interest in the position and the company as a whole.