accessiBe interview questions

The interview process started with HR, who showed up in a t-shirt and seemed completely disinterested, reading off a screen about the company with little engagement. I then met with the hiring manager and a member of the FP&A team—both interviews were mostly behavioral/technical, but there was a noticeable lack of enthusiasm and alignment about the role and company. After that, I was ghosted for about a month, only to receive calls from HR saying they were still interested. I moved forward with the final round (an assessment with an AI stipend, which was the one organized part), but it was still poorly handled. The CFO was late, and I missed my behavioral interview with him entirely because he was “on a flight.” I received a rejection shortly after. Overall, the process was fragmented and unprofessional. Candidates invest real time into these interviews—ghosting for weeks and showing up unprepared is not acceptable.

Sent in application, got a call back, and set a 30 min meeting. The HR person arrives 8 minutes late and begins by saying, "Interviews are a 2-way street." Slumped in their chair, wearing a company T-shirt, they continue to describe/read the role, and tell you about the company, all of which is in the "Job Description" and can be read online. No insight into company culture, the people, etc. Leaves me with 1 minute to ask questions. At this point, I only have time to ask, "How did things go, and will we be moving forward?" Their response "Thursday. Maybe tomorrow". I did not hear back at all despite following up. Received an automated email a week later saying I would not be moving forward. Probably the most amateur impersonal interview I had. The person was inexperienced in their role, came across as impersonal, did not reflect the brand, and had poor people skills. accessiBe has a good offering, but if this is the person leading staffing, the company will be doomed. They rank 4th amongst competitors according to Google search.