I recently went through two rounds of interviews for a supply chain role, and I was really excited about the opportunity because the job listing indicated a salary range of $52k to $68k. However, when I finally spoke with the recruiter, I was disappointed to learn that the budget for my experience only topped out at $54k. They mentioned that the higher end of the range was reserved for candidates with a degree in logistics, which was never mentioned in the job listing. I felt frustrated because I had invested my time, burning two lunch breaks for interviews, only to find out that the salary I was hoping for was never actually on the table. It made me realize how often companies can mislead candidates with their salary ranges.