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After the interview, the supervisor said to think it over and let them know by Monday at the latest whether I wanted the job.
But when I followed up, they said they weren't sure whether there was still an opening, and that they would ask and get back to me.
Then I never heard anything.
If that's the case, don't say things like that during the interview.
I turned down other companies to choose yours, only to be toyed around and led in circles.
You make promises that you can't keep.
You even said that the company has a high turnover rate because people can't even handle the basics—well, this is exactly the kind of thing you can't even get right.
Also, I applied for position A, but when I arrived, I was told that A was no longer hiring and that they hoped I would go for position B (so was the job posting just opened for show?).
Yet the posting for position A was still listed on the job bank with its update date visible.
Basically, you use position A to lure people into interviews and then see whether you can get someone willing to take position B.