WSECU interview questions

I applied online and received a request two weeks later to conduct a private, recorded interview with a third-party service to answer generic questions about my qualifications. I spent the time re-stating my qualifications to the SAAS from my resume and received a call back two weeks later for a phone screening. Then, it progressed to two additional phone screenings. Each time, weeks would pass without communication. I have been in a situation where I have been taking care of a parent who is undergoing cancer treatment. Although I did not disclose that to WSECU, at one point, I was told I needed to be in Olympia in 48 hours to conduct an in person interview. I made arrangements to have my parent taken to cancer treatment to rush down, at my own cost to WSECU to do the final interview; which, consisted of multiple panels of persons who were unrelated to the job and were a) lacked knowledge of the specific field of work I specialize in, and b) more humiliating, were unable to answer even basic questions about the organization or processes they had in place. After four hours, I left humiliated, having spent over $575 to make last minute arrangements for my parent’s cancer treatment arrangements, driving down to Olympia and making my own last minute accommodations and then the humiliating drive back up to Bellingham. I never once said anything about my situation or expenses but it was eating me inside when; after I arrived, I endured a below average interview experience where they belittled my 10+ years of work at two of the nation’s largest financial institutions (Bank of America & BECU). Twelve weeks’ later, they sent a terse 18 word response on Friday evening at 7:00 PM saying they were moving on with other candidates. As a consumer, I could have not only worked with the institution, I could have banked with them as well (personal and business). Instead, what they have shown me is that they are a callous organization of individuals who have no sense of professionalism towards those that want to work there; nor do they care about turning away my business. I regret the time and money taken from me and my family to do this interview, and I will not share my business going forward.