I was so excited to apply for a role here having checking them online but right now I'm so disappointed and irritated at their level of unprofessionalism. I first applied for a project coordinator role. Bare in mind, this is an entry level role as they stated. Then the HR reached out to me the next day and in her words she said "the team was wondering if you would like to apply for the analyst/medical writer role instead". Obviously I thought, that means they felt I was better suited to the role after going through my CV. I chose to apply for that other role only to get the standard rejection email 5 working days later saying I was unsuccessful. I'm just very disappointed to be honest. For one, this was an entry level role and I have well enough experience on my CV and explained on the cover letter. No feedback, nothing. Whatever anyways

I passed CV screening and went about the first round (proofreading + writing assessment). They gave me a week for that; the writing assessment involved answering some questions based on a research article, and the proofreading assessment involved making 50+ edits to an article and writing a 300 word summary of an article in 1 hour. The recruiter + some others review it, and I was then invited to the final stage interview in Boston. It was further away, so I did it virtually -- 15 min presentation w/ questions to an analyst + senior analyst, you present on a report with a similar topic to the writing assessment, and 45 min behavioral interview with a more senior leader. Interview ran long (they ask a lot of presentation followups) and I ended 25 minutes past the timeframe haha, but all good I hope. Interviewers were all sweet and gave gentle feedback/broadened some of your responses in the moment, if needed. It was a bit tough, but make sure to prepare well, and you got this! Still waiting to hear back and will update the result later.