I applied online. I interviewed at Medallion (Nashville, TN) in May 2026
Interview
Applied online and was asked to do an AI interview with an AI Agent. The interview was actually pretty intuitive. But overall, a complete waste of time because Medallion never followed up afterwards to provide any feedback or a yes or no on moving forward. Instead they just collect your data and questions / answers and never respond back. Probably the worst interview process I've experienced.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about your experience in Healthcare Sales.
Interviewed for a RevOps Manager role and walked away thinking this was one of the more aligned conversations I’ve had in a while.
The recruiter moved quickly, and I met with the hiring manager the next day. The conversation was strong. Clear alignment on experience, challenges, and what they were looking for. The hiring manager was visibly excited and, at the end of the interview, explicitly told me I’d be moving to the next round. She outlined the process, shared names of the team I’d be meeting, and mentioned I was one of five candidates advancing.
She said the recruiter would be in touch to get them scheduled. That would never happen though. A few days later, I received a generic rejection email. No context, no follow-up, no acknowledgment of the previous conversation.
I understand priorities change, but going from “you’re moving forward” to a form rejection overnight without any explanation reflects a lack of internal alignment and respect for candidates’ time.
It’s not about getting rejected, it’s about how the company chooses to handle it. Definitely dodged a bullet here.
The process was fairly quick but the interviewers were very bored to be there, even before the interview started. Blatantly yawning several times before I even said my intro. Never have I had this experience. It was obvious they didn’t want to be there. They would also sometimes snickered at what I said. Lack of diversity also. I also often felt like I knew more than the interviewers and they were unwilling to get into a more deeper technical discussion.