I was required to complete a job-fit assessment from a company called Outmatched. A day or two later I was pre-screened by the company recruiter, who reprimanded me for my answers to the first few interview questions. Nevertheless, I "passed" his screening and moved on to the main event. A week later I interviewed via Zoom with an HR person and a manager. Simple interview, but could feel their disapproval through the screen. Very dull interview for a very dull dead-end job.

A 5-Part Assessment test followed by a one-on-one interview, then a 3-Person panel interview a week later. The interviewers had an easy, casual style to the process. Questions focused on how long I'd done this sort of work, my ability to keep on task and follow instructions, etc. The interview was maybe 40 percent questions and answers with 60 percent them saying how great the company is. Later I was informed the panel felt I wasn't a good fit for the company. I asked for specifics, which I would have accepted as constructive criticism, but they refused to elaborate beyond the vague "not a good fit." I'm left then to assume their reason must have been discriminatory which is why they're afraid to tell me.