I applied for HMSA without really getting a heads up on what type of unprofessional organization HMSA is. Applying for HMSA can either be lengthy or fast process depending on what department you apply for. I applied and the whole process took over 3 months. This was a position I was highly qualified for, so I called the HR department twice to see what happened to my application. They were really unhelpful in giving me a timeframe or an update on my application. I gave up hope on the application then two months came and surprisingly I got a call from HR. The HR admin told me the soonest I can interview was three weeks from this call date, because one of the managers I will be interviewing with is on vacation (yup the HR admin told me that). Two months of a wait game, then another three weeks of a wait game added until the interview date. Then one month (post interview) of waiting for a response, so all in all it was actually four months wasted. Without even going to the interview you can already sense that this organization and department has issues. As one person on glassdoor put it; "Expect your job to be contracted externally in a couple of years as management continues to slowly realize that most of their staffed workers do not posses the minimum requirements to do their jobs proficiently." This really says something. At the end of the day did I really want to work for this kind of organization after receiving such poor treatment and priority during the interview process? The answer is no. I really hope other people don't experience this poor interview process at HMSA or any organization for that matter.