If you're a good candidate, they communicate great on the front end of things. After a phone screening, I was moved on to the interview with the hiring manager. After my discussion with them, I got great feedback (solid sales background, good interviewer); however, they ultimately ended up not moving forward with me because of a job gap during covid. (when there was a period of record unemployment, what?) They also ask irrelevant questions. For example, they asked me about what I did in college. I have been graduated for four years. That time isn't even relevant to my professional career, and it is an absolute joke that questions like that are considered for developed professionals. They didn't bother sending any communication; they only gave me some feedback/updates after asking why they didn't move forward with me. Don't apply here, and an interview provides a lot of insight into how a company treats its employees, and I would not want to work here after this terrible experience. Take the other reviews as a warning. Unfortunately, I didn't, and this joke of a company wasted my time. Edit: one other thing I missed, apparently there was some 'miscommunication' because when I joined the zoom meeting, I waited for about 10 minutes. Nobody was in the room except for myself. I had to text the recruiter to figure out what was going on, and they re-scheduled. Completely disorganized.