The interview process with your company was one of the most frustrating and unprofessional experiences I have ever encountered. After months of little to no communication, I was told during my second interview that I had been offered the job. On the company’s instruction, I resigned from my current role and was further advised to remove all nails and piercings before starting, which cost me over £100. I was also invited to tour the factory and sign my contract, which was presented as a mere formality.
However, while on the factory tour, I was suddenly informed that I would in fact need to attend a third interview—something I was never made aware of beforehand. Despite already handing in my notice and complying with every request made of me, the third interview ended with me being told I was “overqualified” and should look for work elsewhere.
To make matters worse, I was then told the company had selected a different candidate, only to see the exact same job reposted on Indeed the very next day. The entire process was a complete waste of my time, money, and effort, and showed a total lack of professionalism and respect for candidates.