I had a phone interview the other day - it was set up through hired, an online platform where recruiters ask you to interview. The recruiter used “good time to

I had a phone interview the other day - it was set up through hired, an online platform where recruiters ask you to interview. The recruiter used “good time to meet” to set up the interview which I then had to accept in a Google Calendar. When he called me my iPhone helpfully automatically sent an unknown caller silently to voicemail but I saw it ringing and tried to pick up, but too late. I then called the number back - it was a Google Meet computer voice that asked me for a PIN number rather than being the recruiters actual phone. I didn’t get any PIN number and the calendar invite didn’t have one. The recruiter didn’t provide his actual phone number only an email. I tried sending an email but didn’t get a reply. Knowing that he was using Google Meet I tried to call him by Google Meet but there was no answer. I wasn’t too bothered by it but I marveled at all the stupid layers of unnecessary technological complexity stacked on top of each other that had led to this situation. Is all of that really necessary to make a phone call?