I applied through LinkedIn. Shortly after, I received an email and scheduled a phone screening from their Technical Recruiter.

Then I had a second phone interview with the Hiring Manager, a third phone interview with a team member, and then an on-site interview.

A 30-minute presentation was required, after which was a 30-minute Q&A session.

After that, I was given a tour of the facility and provided lunch.

After lunch, I had one-on-one 30-minute interviews with each team member who was included in the presentation.

They quickly got back to me to ask some follow-up questions, but stated that this was not an offer and that I should hear back by the end of the week or early the week after.

They did not follow up as they had stated.

I left an email and a voicemail with my contact from the company, kindly asking for an update.

Another week went by with no contact, so I sent another email and voicemail.

A few days later, they finally called me back to let me know that they needed one or two more weeks.

Shortly after this phone call, I received an offer from another company and let Relativity know via email and voicemail again that I would need an offer sooner than that.

The next day, they returned my call and said they were waiting to interview another candidate before considering sending me an offer.

The next day, they called me and had changed their mind.

I was no longer being considered for the position.

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