Easily the most unprofessional interview experience in my life. The conversation started on LinkedIn while I was living in Toronto. Unfortunately, I had decided to move to BC to be closer to some family. After a few weeks, the internal recruiter reached out to resume the conversation since they have an office in both Toronto and Vancouver. At the time I was visiting/living on Vancouver Island for the Summer. The recruiter and I agreed to set up an interview over coffee in Vancouver. I travelled to the city and went to our designated coffee shop. 5 minutes before the interview was to take place, I got an email from the recruiter apologizing but she had forgot and wasn't in the office today. Not only was she not in the office, she wasn't in the city... or the province. Something about flight problems, and a wedding, and well quite frankly in the multiple conversations we had the story changed a little bit each time. She offered to reschedule -- I suggested a time the next morning because I'd have to begin to travel back home to the island (6-ish hour trip by car/bus/boat) the next afternoon. I got the following response "I'll check my calendar and get back to you in the next couple hours." That followup never came and it went unanswered until noon the next day. I offered to stay over in Vancouver one more day at my own cost if she could agree to meet on the next (third) morning. Recruiter apologized profusely, made jokes about coffee being on her. Showed up early the next (third) morning, got a table ... and waited... and waited. Another no show. I guess the old saying with "fool me once" really comes into play here. Shortly after I left, I received another apology and a pseudo-explanation that this wasn't their "regular MO." Whatever 😂 We settled on a phone interview something like 10 days later -- but as everyone in my circle asked me? "Why the hell would you want to work for people like that?" And they were right -- phone interview was a complete write-off, recruiter was rightfully embarrassed and I gave up on thinking they were a good company long before the call took place. Where do people get off treating people like this? I had so much respect for this company prior to this experience. This whole experience left such a bad taste in my my mouth that here I am writing this 8 months later. So, so disappointing! Any time a bad work/interview story comes up over pints with friends, now we all just say "well, at least they're not ThinkingBox!"