The Talent Manager Elona in San Jose reached out to me via LinkedIn for a Marketing management position. She seemed persistent and even though I am happy in my current position, I decided to take the call. She was professional, excited to work at Wrike, she was thorough with her questions and it did not feel like an interview. Their hiring process requires an assessment but she had taken it herself and she was able to share valuable insights. I left the call excited about the company's direction and the exciting initiatives that are happening there. I informed her that I will consider Wrike in the near future and since then, she has reached out a few times to check in and also network. I am impressed and would definitely work here.

I applied online. A recruiter emailed me to set up a phone screen and I gave my availability within a couple of hours of receiving his email. I didn't hear back after several days so I followed up with him. He said he hadn't seen my first email. That should have been a red flag. But we landed on a time to talk and I felt the conversation went well. At the end of the call he asked for my availability for a phone interview with the hiring manager and even scheduled it right then and there for the next day and sent me an email confirmation. I waited for the hiring manager's call at the scheduled time...and waited. She never did call me or email me. So after about an hour I emailed the recruiter asking if something came up, and received no answer from him either. So then I waited and called him at the end of the day and he picked up and said he hadn't been able to check his email all day (um, really?!) and that he would follow-up with her and get back to me about a reschedule. Of course he didn't, so I made one last effort to reach out to him a couple of days later and still have yet to hear back. Extremely rude and unprofessional.