Crossover for Work interview questions

A few rounds. Last round is the hardest and the most important. You need to be top notch for sure to join Crossover. All negative reviews are based on rejections, mostly. Keep that in mind.

The interview was an all-day interview process, all online if you declined to go through the "group" process. You completed an application, several math and IQ tests, a personality test, an English evaluation (recorded yourself answering 5 questions, then submitted it); then a written evaluation where two of the 10 questions required you to record yourself doing 2 separate presentations (for a made up company) for the CEO and the Sales team. (I only answered 2 of the 10 questions and they were related to writing a complete marketing plan and a complete staffing model including KPIs for each staff member). After spending 3 hours trying to complete the online requirements (before you could actually talk to someone), I did not complete the application when I came to the questions where you had to record yourself giving two presentations. I did not know that would be part of the interview and wasn't prepared. I saved what I had completed and decided I would go back later to complete (absolutely an option). Then I read the Glassdoor reviews and decided this might be a scam. This was the same day when I had completed the majority of the application but not all. The next day I received a "regret" from Crossover saying they had reviewed my application and had decided to move forward with other candidates. The problem is that I never completed it, so they could not have been able to review it. It tells me that they just sent a form letter and never actually looked at my application. Bad experience. Will never apply through this company again. I think it is a scam of some sort.