This is the worst interview process I've ever experienced in my career. I first applied, then completed a behavioral assessment and cognitive assessment, and then had a phone interview with the company. They explained the position well and then next steps in the interview process. I was invited to complete a technical assessment which required that I send some of my work to an email listed in the Word document that was used for submission. The email address didn't exist according to Google Tag Manager and no one at this company's hiring team caught that mistake before I did leading up to the deadline for submission including the three days I was given to complete the assessment. I emailed the career office about this issue, but no one ever got back to me from these emails. It was only until I left a voicemail for a member of the hiring team individually about this that I heard back from them and was emailed the correct email address for submission. I was then invited to complete another official job application and invited to their office the following day for in-person interviews with their hiring team. I thought they each explained the position and company well and when I was leaving, they told me that I would hear back about next steps after the holidays, but if I had any questions, I could email them in the meantime. This round of interviewing occurred right before the holidays happened. I waited two weeks through the holidays and then one more whole week after to email the hiring team asking about a follow-up which she never responded to. It took her almost three weeks after I sent the follow-up email to send a generic email where they "sincerely appreciated the effort and interest I invested in the application and interview process." As someone who was genuinely interested in working for this company at one point and put a lot of effort in trying to excel in the interview process, they showed very little effort and interest in me as a candidate for the position throughout their interview process. I will never apply to work for a company like this ever again, and if I ever go through a bad interview process in the future, I will remember the horrible interview process at Direct Online Marketing and withdraw my candidacy immediately.