I applied to Internal Communications, got invited for an office/factory tour (where the country manager +1 literally showed me every room there) and was scheduled in for a second visit where I would make a presentation. During the tour, I felt that the role was very much an Executive Assistant role, and indeed, when I received resources to create the presentation, it said the role was EA. How did I end up applying for this sort of role, originally titled Internal Comms, and why is a presentation required for an EA role? When I went again, the vibes had totally changed, everyone seemed very aloof aside from Magazine with the big English language complex, who I would assume played an instrumental part for it to be like this. In the end, they stole a lot of ideas from my presentation, had to undergo yet another interview disguised as a 'Q&A,' and then booted out in because they have other candidates to vet. The procedure was so bizarre, Edwards Japan is delusional (you guys are based in suburbia, not the CBD), and the company culture won't change - essentially, what you're doing is a lost cause. What a waste of time knowing the company and every room that exists in their office.