Very strange interview process and company. I read the reviews beforehand and thought maybe my experience would be different, but unfortunately, it’s just as bad as everyone says. I had 3 interviews. The first was the recruiter, very generic questions with the ridiculous domino’s pizza question. The second interview was really good. I liked the person I spoke to and she genuinely seemed to want to get to know me. The third interview was when things went off the rails. It started with one person and then about 5 minutes in, another person popped into the zoom room. The second person did not ask any questions or say anything. Both of them typed the entire time and never made any eye contact. All the questions were about how I would sell Charlie health. I found it all very sleazy that they are only concerned with making a profit off teenagers mental health problems. I was even told I would need to continue contacting a parent until their child signed up for the program. They are only concerned with their bottom line and making money off these kids that really need help. I can only imagine how awful of a work environment this must be. I withdrew my application after the interview.

Initial call with a recruiter, Victor went very well, from there I completed a behavioral analysis, then interviewed with a lead admissions rep. From there she gave a glowing review and I was asked for references. The recruiter then calls me to give a verbal offer, I accept and he stated he would pass it to HR for approval. A few hours later I am called backed and offered $2k less than what was originally communicated. I accepted and he said he would send it to HR for approval. A week later he calls back and tells me they decided to go with different candidates. This is following several rounds of requesting me to change information on my LinkedIn, remove my open to work banner, and a VERBAL OFFER. I am disgusted by the lack of professionalism and ethics. What kind of mental health company treats candidates this way?