World Resources Institute interview questions

I applied and a few days later was contacted to schedule interview for the job, which was great. After I was contacted to schedule the interview I replied promptly with my availability for the next two weeks, but was not contacted until 3 weeks later to schedule my first interview, which was only a screening interview. I followed up appropriately during that period of not hearing anything back, but sometimes my emails were met with no reply. Nearly one month later I was moved forward to a panel interview with the team, who asked some tough and technical questions but I felt I answered them well. After that interview I promptly was moved forward to a writing sample, which was one hour and asked me to write a blog post about the topic for the job I was applying for. The writing sample was difficult and I did my best, but I definitely could have done better. Either way, what followed was a series of emails with the HR recruiter. I kept getting led on by the recruiter and got a few emails and calls saying I would hear back from him soon, but I never did. The process was dragged out for a few months and I was effectively ghosted by the HR recruiter. I don't think this reflects much on the actual team I would be working for but it definitely did not reflect well on the organization as a whole.

early-round interview, conducted by phone with a program lead; it was informational both ways, and brought to light that relocation might be a sticking point for moving forward with the process