A Taylor Personnel

This review is a couple years late, but I was just thinking about one of the worst «interviews» I’ve ever had, which was with A Taylor Personnel, and I’m feeling like it deserves a review. I applied for a PR job advertised on Craigslist. The first interview was with A Taylor, and then if they liked me, they’d send me to the agency. The lady I was supposed to meet with, Carolyn, was out when I arrived for my interview, so I met with Ellen instead. I spent an awful long time trying to explain to Ellen that my marketing experience and communications degree/​writing background were relevant for a PR position, but she didn’t seem to want to accept that. She told me that I could come back in a bit to meet with Carolyn, her supervisor. On my way out, Ellen made a snide comment about how I wasn’t wearing a very heavy winter coat for December.
So I waited about an hour and then came back. The meeting with Carolyn went really well and the conversation with her seemed very promising! She was really nice and helpful, and asked me to submit a writing sample when I returned home.
I returned home to find an email from Ellen. Thinking it was probably about the writing sample, I open it eagerly to find that she had accidentally sent an email meant for Carolyn to ME (and only me).
«Carolyn:
Here is the resume of the girl who came in while you were at lunch. She said she could come back today and she is in the city, I think. She does have writing bkgd, but her presentation and personality I did not think was so great. However, you can judge for yourself If you call her now she can probably come back, or perhaps you can listen to her on the phone and judge from there. The one I liked best was the quiet one from yesterday, with the exact bkgrd.»
[Attached was my resume, saved as my name, misspelled.]
2 words: EXTREMELY UNPROFESSIONAL!