The interview process for a position at Humaans began with a phone screen scheduled very quickly after the initial contact from the recruiter. I appreciated the promptness and secured a slot within two days. Unfortunately, the interview itself fell short of expectations. Upon joining the call, I noticed the recruiter did not have their camera turned on and even discouraged me from using mine. This impersonal approach is not common in my interview processes and set a strange tone for the interview. More concerning was the complete lack of questions relevant to the specific role I was applying for. The recruiter did ask a couple of generic questions about what I sought in a new opportunity, but their responses throughout the conversation suggested a lack of attentiveness. Silence after my answers and interjections like "uuhh, so..." made me realise they were not paying attention and felt like I wasn't even being fully heard. The entire interview, which was originally scheduled for 30 minutes, concluded after just 7 minutes. The recruiter then informed me they would forward my CV to Humaans for evaluation. Which immedietly made me think, what was the point of that entire interview? Apparently, it was just a glorified resume delivery service, with zero attempt to assess my qualifications for the actual position. The lack of professionalism, irrelevant questions, and unclear purpose created a sense that my time wasn't valued. While the recruiter may be a contractor, this experience ultimately reflects poorly on Humaans' interview process.