I haven't actually had many interviews prior to my interview yesterday with DoorDash. However, I can tell you all reading this that I knew I didn't get the job before the third interviewer even came in.

I had an initial phone screening on Monday. It seemed to go fine; it was general stuff to make sure you are who you say you are and to confirm you're still interested in the position.

Yesterday, I went in for three in-person interviews back-to-back. So, a day to prepare for the long interview?

The process took an hour and 20 minutes. The questions asked were not professional. The Wi-Fi wasn't working, and I even had to hand the first interviewer a copy of my resume because he couldn't pull mine up. Every interviewer kept mentioning they had 10 interviews before me that day. My name tag was misspelled.

To say I had bouts of bad luck is an understatement. I also somehow managed to knock one of their chairs over when the first interviewer came in and went into an awkward handshake because of this. I felt like it was a wrap after that happened anyway. I wish I had had more fun during an obvious lost cause.

Like another reviewer put it, the first two interviewers were laid back and chill; the last one was not.

My second interviewer kept me waiting for more than 15 minutes, though, which I knew was also a horrible sign. The third interviewer didn't even give me his name. He said he would "ask me very personal questions and I could feel free not to answer." I didn't find that very professional at all. I am in an interview; aren't I supposed to answer your questions?

He even cut the interview short; it was maybe ten minutes long? He also asked me if my previous role at a movie theater was in a call center, which shows me you did not read my resume prior and are not paying attention to my responses.

Honestly, I prepared for this interview for hours prior, and it wasn't enough preparation for me, I guess.

My suggestion to hiring managers is to space out your interviews. You owe us that much.

Needless to say, I got the rejection phone call today. Good luck, everyone. It sucks because I actually really wanted this job too.

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