United BioSource interview questions

I was contacted by 2 talent specialist for a phone screen, but it moved to an informal meeting with a senior leader. The informal interview seemed like a good idea at the time, but the commentary by the interviewer was borderline offensive/discriminatory. This led to several on-site interviews with what seemed like everyone in the office except the receptionist. In-person interviews were brief because either they were running to another meeting or were just unaware of the position I was interviewing for. All things considered, with the process, the culture, the business - I ultimately declined the offer. Given the insane hoops one would think you are interviewing for google or amazon. Generally, the process was over complicated with an indecisive management team. As another glassdoor reviewer suggested - ask the difficult questions, take a look at the culture, perception is reality at UBC.

Process was ok and the people I talked to were very nice overall. They were disorganized on site - one person did not show and another was replaced bc she was too busy. It left a bad taste in my mouth — like I was not good enough for them to take the time to meet with me. Seems consistent with their culture if you read the reviews.