Insight Global interview questions

Interview was very laid back. First interview is virtual, second interview was in person. They were fairly easy interviews, with most of the conversation pertaining to the job itself, not many questions about my experience, but was referred to from my resume.

I am writing to describe a concerning interaction during the recruitment process with Isabella from Insight Global. Despite following explicit instructions to submit my resume by a deadline for a scheduled phone interview and ensuring my availability, the interview was missed by the recruiter. It required my proactive follow-up days later to receive a response, which cited an unsent draft email as the reason for the silence. Critically, during this exchange, Isabella inaccurately stated I had no security clearance. This is false – I possess an active Top Secret clearance. While my SCI eligibility may need updating, the base TS clearance is current. Such fundamental errors regarding qualifications, coupled with failures in basic scheduling and communication, raise serious questions about professionalism and the recruiter's understanding of processes vital to the roles they recruit for. These actions negatively impact candidates who invest time and effort based on the recruiter's representations.