So I had an initial phone interview with the recruiter which is standard typically its most companies. She set me up with a Microsoft teams interview with the hiring manager and that went well and then we moved on to the next interview which was with what they said was the vice president. After doing some research I realized he wasn't really the vice president hindsight. I've had some trouble logging into Microsoft teams for the first interview in that had to be rescheduled which I couldn't control. I asked if there was an alternative way for me to enter the meeting and they said no and it would be fine to reschedule so we did to the next day. When I got on to Microsoft teams, you could tell that the gentleman on the phone was not paying attention most of the interview. I had advised that I made a clerical error on the year on my previous employment and I corrected it as I would hope anybody would. And I have a lot of contract positions that I have taken over the last 3 years and those are promptly placed on my resume because that's what I was advised to do I resume specialist and the interviewer I guess didn't know what that meant because he annoyingly asked why do you have all these jobs. Then he had asked me a question at the end of my interview and I answered and pompously, he didn't respond to my answer, he made it quite obvious that he had found other typos on my resume and the way he went about it was very callous and condescending and the errors that he pointed out didn't actually exist on my end so I'm assuming the format for however he was looking at the resume was just different. The interview overall was very unprofessional and as someone who has 18 years of experience in customer service my time is very important and I felt like he didn't want to be in the interview. The guy only asked three questions in total. In my professional opinion there should have only been two interviews not four. There were times in the interview were I had to ask him to speak up because I had full volume and I couldn't hear him bc you could tell he wasn't focused. For someone who was telling me throughout the interview that he was having to do extra work because of needing to fill this position, he didn't seem to concern about making first impressions. I don't need this job. I wanted the position with a great company that had great reviews.