Today, I had an interview scheduled, but they made me wait for 30 minutes past the agreed time. Frustrated by the lack of professionalism, I decided to walk out. In my experience, waiting that long usually means I won't get the job, so I figured it was better to not waste my time. I've had similar experiences before where long waits led to disappointing outcomes. Some people in the comments suggested that it might depend on the situation or the company, but for me, it felt like a clear sign of how they operate. I remember a time I waited 40 minutes for an interview, and even though I eventually got the job, it was a rough start. I think if a company can't respect your time during the interview process, it raises red flags about the work environment. So, I left and will continue my job search elsewhere.