My experience with SmartFinancial was not great, to say the least. I was contacted via Linkedin asking me to provide my availability to schedule an interview for the position that I had applied for, which I felt was a strange approach. I provided my availability for interviewing, waited for 2 days for a reply, and didn't hear back. I sent another message to provide a reminder about my availability and still did not receive a response. Fast forward 3 weeks later and I finally received a response back to schedule an interview. The initial interview was very easy and I felt the questions were really geared toward someone applying for an entry-level position, which I was not. I was also asked if I had a computer and internet connection at home. Why would I apply for a remote position if I did not have access to these things (the irony of being asked this question during a Zoom interview)? I then was moved to the second round but I had to do an assessment test before officially moving forward. The questions were laughable, at best and it was a complete waste of time. I ended up "passing" and moved on to the second round. The interviewers were very pleasant and the questions they asked were a bit more insightful. I felt things went well and I was given the impression I would be moving on. This was in December and we are now in February and I have yet to hear anything back from SmartFinancial. Horribly disorganized and unprofessional, from start to finish.

Send in my resume. Only took 24 hrs to get a call back. Recruiting was nice. Spok to the next person a couple of days later, that went well. Came in for the final interview and that's when things got weird. First thing I noticed was the lack of diversity in the office. After waiting a short time the manager came in and he interviewed me. I answered all his questions honestly and told him about my 20 yrs of sales experience. He asked me about my resume and my past experience. I got a weird vibe from him the whole time and thought my experience plus my hunger to succeed would get me the job. It didn't.