I had high hopes for this company. But my experience was very disappointing. The entire interview process was poorly organized. It was very confusing and frustrating. I tried to clarify some points and share my expectations, but my requests were mostly ignored. This made me question the company’s respect to its candidates. The worst part is that they won't stop talking about how they values their candidates, which is all lies. Additionally, the hiring process was very slow. I waited a long time for updates, and in the end, they did not get back to me after I made inquiries about the job offer. This felt unprofessional and left me feeling undervalued. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company. They need to improve their organization and respect for candidates.

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