Entrusted Contracting interview questions

I interviewed for an Account Manager role in West Palm Beach. I had seen a few negative Glassdoor reviews about their interview process, but I assumed they were just isolated experiences. After going through it myself, I realized they were accurate. The process started with about a 30 minute phone interview that felt like rapid fire questions one after another. It did not feel like a real conversation or like they were trying to get to know me, more like they were working through a long checklist with no purpose. After that, I had a long interview with the hiring manager, about an hour and a half, which actually went very well. He told me the next steps would be a ride along and then an in person interview (full day), so I genuinely thought I was moving forward. About a week later, the recruiter reached out asking for my availability for the ride along and asking me to complete a DISC assessment. I completed everything the same day. After that, I didn’t hear anything. I followed up, and she didn’t respond until almost two weeks later, saying she had been out of the office and would check with the team. A short time later, instead of any update or explanation, I received a generic rejection email. When I asked for any feedback or clarification, I got silence. I fully understand companies pick other candidates. What was disappointing was being moved to the next stage, doing assessments, waiting for weeks with minimal communication, and then receiving a form rejection with no context. For a company that talks so much about integrity and people first values, the interview process did not reflect that at all.

Probably the dumbest interview ive done. Was said to be an introductory 10-15 phone screen. Ended up being 30 minutes and was asked pointless questions like "whats your weaknesses" (hands down worst cliche interview question imaginable- why ask someone to speak negatively of themselves, and who would be fully honest?) Also "where do you imagine your career in 1 year.. Where do you imagine it in 3 years... Now what about 5 years?"- isn't that redundant/ 3 and 5 are roughly the same? Sounds like a setup to get the interviewee to stumble. Another thing I didn't like was the job description wasn't mentioned in posting, but they wanted to hear my asking price upon intro call. I probably asked for too much. No regrets. Next day I get the generic "we are not continuing with the interview process" email. Their loss. Don't expect to work here unless you lowball yourself and speak down on yourself