I applied and minutes later received an invitation to take an online technical assessment via Woven. I completed the assessment and after a day or two received feedback from Woven. For the code review exercise, multiple of the "potential areas for improvement" revealed that the system or person that reviewed my submission was not thorough, as it called out things "top solutions" commented on in the pull request that *I ALSO COMMENTED ON*. For the programming exercise, I did so well that there was only one minor "potential area for improvement" and a second bullet point that stated, "We don't have additional feedback for you on potential improvements because your work accomplished many of the things we check for." A day later I received a rejection email with the same language posted by another reviewer here, sent by someone in the Phillipines that I've not met/talked to: "Thanks so much for completing the Woven assessment. We regrouped internally with everyone who's gotten a chance to review your submission and after much discussion as a team, we think the role we have right now and the place where our company is right now may not be the best place to set you up to succeed. We know the test took a bunch of time and we just wanted you to know that we don't take the time you've spent working on it lightly. We've spent sufficient time on our end as well, reading, debating, and regrouping. Our careers are long, and the startup community is small. I'm sure we'll see each other soon in the tight circles we both run in. If there's anything we can do to help you in your career at any time, please don't hesitate to get in touch." Seems like a sham.