This company’s hiring process is a parade of disorganization masquerading as thoroughness. Four rounds of interviews, a presentation, and a CEO coffee chat—for a $80K role. After weeks of effort, they rejected all finalists, claiming none “checked all the boxes.” Instead of making a decision, they’ve opted to restart the process entirely, wasting everyone’s time. It’s painfully clear they have no idea what they’re looking for. Leadership seems paralyzed by their own indecision, chasing some mythical candidate instead of recognizing potential talent. This isn’t a company searching for the right fit, it’s a masterclass in navel-gazing and mismanagement. Rejecting everyone at the final stage is an insult to the candidates and reveals a fatal flaw in their leadership. Companies like this always fail, they waste time obsessing over perfection instead of making smart, pragmatic choices. If they can’t even hire for a mid-level role without this much chaos, how can they possibly build a successful business? Don’t waste your time on this bad bet.