Culligan interview questions

The first step was a "One Way" interview. While I understand they want to make sure you are put together enough to run a shop, to ask a person pretty extensive questions and give them a minute, literally 60 seconds, to respond seems like a waste of everyone's time. "Describe a critical incident and how you managed it" seems worthy of at least a two minute answer. Doesn't seem like they were setting potential candidates up for success. It also put all of the commitment and time on the candidates with very little investment from them. Hiring is time consuming and challenging but this process is set up only for those who are good at short surface level answers.

4 rounds of interviews and ghosted after the final round when they told me I was one of 2 people to be considered. No follow-up on anything regarding the decision and when I reached out myself they said they're still looking for other candidates. This process was 2 months.