Pukka Herbs interview questions

The interviewers were very friendly. The interview consisted of two stages, where the interviewers were asking questions based upon different quotes. The second round of the interview was a project to be delivered.

The interview process took around 3 months and the stages were as follows: - 1st stage is to complete a questionnaire asking questions such as "why do you want for Pukka" and "do you work with your head or heart". (Takes roughly 15-30 minutes) - 2nd stage is an initial chat with two team members. (Takes 40 mins to an hour.) - 3rd stage is a personality test where the interviewer gives you a set of statements and you choose which best applies to you. (Takes an hour and a half.) - Final stages are to complete a design task, mine was to design a mug, packaging and a social post based on a collection of teas which then needs to be presented to the wider team. This interview was less structured and quite awkward as colleagues were jumping on and off the call and asking a lot questions. (Takes around an hour.) _____________ The design task took a couple of days to complete and with the amount of interviews the whole process took way too much of my time. Some team members were friendly made me feel very comfortable, however three months to complete the process is way too long. I received a very generic email saying I did not get the job which had a very weird sales pitch at the bottom saying they hope I'm "inspired to live a more conscious life by connecting to the incredible power of plants." I have contacted Pukka twice about getting specific feedback but they ignored my emails. It's extremely disappointing that a company who sent so much time talking about people and kindness demand so much of your time then completely ignore you when you ask for something as simple as feedback.