How was the interview at Providence?

None. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Bupkis.

Where do I start? * Crammed office that caused illnesses to linger forever or spread quickly - thank goodness I was out of there pre-COVID. * Hilariously, despite being part of a major insurance provider, their health insurance is terrible. May as well not have even existed. * Providence means Providence St. Joseph - which means it's religious to the nth. You are *EXPECTED* to perform community service that is in some way religiously-related - and to *THEIRS*, not yours. It wasn't outright said that failing to do so would jeopardize employment - at least, not in writing. * If you are LGBTQ+, do not even bother - you are not part of their company culture, you are not part of their religion and you are not a person to them. The bosses are even worse - caught several times uttering slurs. * Interview process had nothing to do with my actual job whatsoever. * I came down with pinkeye on a Monday morning, and due to how contagious it is, I asked to be able to see a doctor at 9AM and come in if I was negative (I wasn't) as my shift didn't start till 10AM. My boss' response was to immediately fire me over Slack without cause. I hate to use negative language, let alone crude language, but seriously, _ _ _ _ this place. There are much better places to work for that AREN'T forcing you into their toxicity.

Providence offers great benefits and pay,

Long and drawn out hiring process! It takes 6-8 weeks to get an offer once you've completed your virtual interview. They won't start you until the beginning of a pay period. Most people need a job sooner than that. But, they're a great place to work if you can hold out that long!

So many openings to apply for.

I just understand what HR is looking for in an applicant. i understand you get hundreds of applicants. I have over 20 years of administrative experience but my application never gets to an interview.