The interview process consisted of three rounds but lacked structure, clear expectations, and defined agendas. The first step, labeled a “phone screen,” unexpectedly turned out to be a video call. The second interview, on-site with the Director of Finance, the Executive Assistant, and HR, was the most disappointing. Many of the questions were accusatory, heavily focused on weaknesses, and included requests for the names of previous managers—information I was not comfortable disclosing. It also became clear that the company had no performance management strategy, and their stated goal of 100% client retention felt unrealistic. When asked about company culture, the response was simply that there were no “political” issues internally, which did little to demonstrate any meaningful values or vision. Combined with the lack of long-term growth opportunities, minimal benefits, and a culture that appeared noninclusive, this was the most unprofessional and disjointed interview process I have experienced. I would not recommend anyone pursue opportunities with this organization.