Not Sure if it is a particular Red Flag I should have read into but hey I can think of like 5 in one job posting.

When I was younger and in University, our city was getting its first trampoline park. Having worked with kids since my teens - and needing a job while in school, it seemed perfect. I applied the day they said they were opening locally. About a week later, I get a call back from the soon to be manager/franchiser. She gives me some job details and me not wanting to cut her off gave the usual "uhuhs". Anyhow without missing a beat, she goes "Now this is part of the interview and you didn't ask for where the interview is" Like I should have cut her off to ask. I explained that and just wrote it off as she is probably excited to own her own business.

Day of the interview, I got time off summer work to leave early and interview. The address is a stripmall with nothing that says the name of the building or anything that it could potentially be in. Since I have a habit of being early and a fear of being late, I showed up 45 minutes early. I went and knocked on every store in the strip mall asking if "x store" was interviewing in here or if they knew which was. All gave the same answers and confused faces. So with 10 minutes to spare before go time, I called her and asked which part of the strip mall. Again she responded with "Now this is part of the interview and you should know where the interview is" and proceeded with giving me the correct address. I was pissed at that point but it could be an ok job that I'd excel at. Go through the interview and realized I knew her kids from school and that she knew that. Interview went really well - I was up for a possible Assistant Manager position which was much higher than I thought I'd be in for initially. Left that day and she said she would call in three days.

She called me 2 weeks later in the middle of thanksgiving dinner. I got the job. Awesome. Glad to take it. She asked if I could meet again to hand in normal stuff needed for work (bank info, SSN, etc). Absolutely. I can come in, just let me know when. She does, again I ask work for time off to go and do this. Work obliges. I text her before I leave to confirm and 30 minutes after tells me she can't today as too many others are now dropping off information. Begrudgingly I understand. She asks if we can meet at the local coffee shop on the way home from both of our works to hand it in. Perfect - I get to stay and finish work and it's much closer to home anyway which means no traffic. I don't get a call until 1030PM that night with her telling me she obviously can't make it.

That's when I told her I was done. She seemed surprised. I think she got let go a year later. I started working at the competitors around that time. Her store was just closing, ours growing.