Met with the recruiter and screening went well. Then met with the director and again it went well and she told me she wanted me to meet with the rest of the team and the recruiter would organize (this was on a Friday afternoon). I didn't hear from them so by Monday end of day I messaged the recruiter, and nothing. I emailed her again a few days later and nothing. I gave up on them. Then a week and a half later she emailed me saying that we were going to pass.

I recently interviewed for a position at Iterable and wanted to share my experience for anyone considering applying. Communication Issues: I had multiple interview dates scheduled, but they were rescheduled several times at the last minute, or the recruiter didn’t show up for the call. This was really frustrating and made it hard to keep track of what was going on. Professionalism: I expected a more respectful and inclusive process, especially as someone from an underrepresented group. The way things were handled felt unprofessional and made me question the company’s commitment to diversity and their respect for candidates’ time. Final Thoughts: I hope Iterable takes this feedback to heart. How candidates are treated really matters and can impact how people view the company. Just a heads-up for others looking into this opportunity!