Applied online and received invite for an interview 2 weeks later. Due to schedules interview was scheduled much later. Very flexible and offered to do a Skype interview since I wasn't living in the area (although I was willing to travel for the interview). Asked general/predictable questions about my qualifications for the job. Interviewers were not highly practiced but personable and made me feel comfortable with the company. Heard back within 2 business days and started the next week.

On a Thursday, I was only offered interview options (online) on a Friday or Saturday night. Already, this was very weird, and my interview was scheduled for 7:30 pm on Saturday. I hop on the call (which was unexpectedly just a voice call, which was inconvenient because I wouldn't have gotten business professional at 7:30 pm on a Saturday, but moving on). The interviewer, during the first minute, asked if we could push until 8:30 pm. Weird, but again I accepted. 8:30 rolls around and it was such an unprofessional interview. She had said she was out with her husband earlier, and it was very loud on her end because she was on her patio / balcony outside. It was a very stiff interview. She asked if I had any questions and I first asked what the next steps would look like. She just said that it was time to ask my questions... again, really weird. I reiterated I wanted to know after the interview what to expect in regards to further communication and all that stuff. She said, oh we reach out to all applicants regardless of status, we finish up interviews early next week so you should hear back late next week or early the week after max. I then asked if there were any things that are good to know for newcomers to Counterpart Intl and she just said that traffic was bad... nothing about the organization. Anyways, after the interview I sent a thank you note and didn't hear back for over a month. I followed up twice and received nothing. I would have rejected a position even if I had been offered it based on the unprofessionalism I experienced, but wow... so weird.