Applied online. Had to spend 2 hours to go through an online assessment. Many of the questions weren't even related to the role I applied for (questions about 1G/2G channel access methods, powershell/command line commands, ipconfig, Windows XP settings) or weren't specific enough (how to perform a certain task without specifying the operating system). The application was saved as a draft, there wasn't any button to submit it. I contacted their chat support, I was told that my application had been received and I would receive an e-mail within 3 days. After receiving nothing for 5 days I contacted them again. I was told that a recruiter would call me. A few minutes later I was told that the position had been filled. I was advised to apply for a different role (and spend another 2 hours with their online assessment). Thanks but no thanks., there are things I don't need to experience twice and this was one of them. PS: Their chat support is totally useless, no willingness to help you and solve your problem, the most frequent reply you'll get from them is "wait, someone will e-mail/call you". Being a technical support company I really hope they treat their customers better than their candidates.

The interview was great and all. Everyone was nice and the host was nice as well. They asked questions and asked if I had experience in thing that dealt with customer service. I didn't have any, but it was very, VERY disappointing how they still invited me to an interview and knew what I put on my application. How can you even still invite someone for an interview knowing they don't have experience? On top of that, I feel like they should try to at least consider people who never worked before plus they even had training. I was very highly disappointed on how they were. I also wanted part-time because I am a college student. Another thing was right after the interview I got an email basically saying my background and experience wasn't strong enough. Again, it was a horrible experience. How can they just now be seeing the application.