I do understand. Going through Hired is a dramatically accelerated process of the regular interview cycle. So while you might get those annoying interviews, you won't have time to dwell on them because you'll also get some great interviews and it is all packed into a week or two instead of dragging on for months on end.

Perhaps in other words, you are guaranteed a few bad interviews. Interviewing is very random. I have sat on both sides of the table. I have sighed when other interviewers have bought up minor quibbles about otherwise excellent candidates. There are a lot of really bad interviewers. Getting interviews at a bunch of places that really desire to hire you somewhat lowers the crappy interview percentage.

Yet another way to put it is you are practically guaranteed a bad interview. It is best to accept that and move on. I had what started out as a really great interview process go bad when I went on-site. It happens. The randomness of the interview process and the fact we're all human/fallible practically guarantees at least one bad experience. My bad experience really bruised my ego but ultimately, I realized it was a good experience too when I framed it in the context of the overall experience.