The recruiter who I originally spoke with and communicated with was excellent and easy to work with. After an on-site interview with four different people, it was complete silence which was incredibly frustrating. No email or call back after several attempts to connect with both recruiter and hiring manager. I am more disappointed in the serious lack of communication than in the fact that I did not get an offer. After multiple meetings and interactions, a candidate deserves at least an automated email message notifying them of the decline.

I submitted a pre-recorded video interview and then later had two interviews back-to-back with two groups of interviewers. The pre-recorded video interview was easy. It asked basic interview questions like "What is your greatest strength" and others of that nature. My second round was a series of two live video calls with two groups of interviewers. The job I applied to was advertised as an entry-level job, but they still asked a lot of questions about my background and data experience. In the interview I got the feeling that they were looking for someone with more advanced skills despite the job being "entry level". I was informed later that week that my candidacy was rejected.