I'm writing a review to clue potential job applicants into Pizza Joints premature and ridiculous employment process. I applied in person with Julia, one of the front-of-house managers - she was friendly and instructed me that I would hear from her that following Monday.

On Tuesday, I decided to call and check on the status of my application myself, Julia answered and informed me she'd like me to "interview" with Lacie, a long-time manager at this location, and I happily obliged.

Julia asked that I come in at 1 PM the next day to meet with her. When I arrived 15 minutes early, Lacie asked that I come back at 3 immediately - that they were in the middle of a lunch rush, I understood her reasonable request and left.

I came back just shy of 3 PM, to which Lacie got the attention of Joe, the KITCHEN STAFF MANAGER (I'm applying for a front-of-house position) to go sit down with me and "Interview" me. This "interview" was about three questions, all of which were regurgitated questions I had already done with Julia, this second interview was pointless and accomplished nothing.

I was told by Joe, that I'd probably hear from Julia no later than Friday, and he was right. She asked that I come in at 12:30 Saturday to proceed with getting copies of my personally identifiable information, I arrived at 12:33 and asked for her from the Staff positioned at the front.

Two minutes later Julia arrived and informed me I was voided the job opportunity because I was "LATE". I was told that this was treated as a first shift and it's more of a test of one's reliability.

To the Management team that reads this, this has to be a jest. How can you display such mediocre follow through with a person seeking an established role in your business, only to turn around and throw their effort and promptness in their face?

If I can be given the run around for a week and a half, be turned away at the door and rescheduled, and then given mock interviews with a manager not applicable to a position I applied for, SURELY you can look past 3 minutes.

Thanks, I guess.