When I first came in for my interview I was meet by two people from HR who asked me to fill out another application while they took my resume and made another copy aside from the one I had already emailed previously. I then waited for 20 minutes or so and was then interviewed by 4 or 5 different people, 4 or 5 times. Some of the people conducting my interview portrayed a feeling as though I was interrupting part of their day. On the other hand some interviewers were very polite. They asked basic questions that are normally asked for any job, then they introduced me to who would be my supervisor for my shift. She then showed me around the building and explained exactly what I would be doing when I start work with Assurant. The interview process only took about and hour an a half and I was given my start date and work schedule. Then we had set up a date and time for me to do the orientation before my first day of work. The orientation process was about 2 and a half hours long, but one person in particular out of the 3 who had done the orientation was very rude and snubbed any questions anyone had about the company, which I felt was very unprofessional. From the time I had applied until I had gotten hired was about 3 weeks.

The interview process was smooth and consisted of three rounds. The first round was a brief phone screening. This was followed by a one-on-one session with my prospective manager that lasted around 30–45 minutes, where he asked about my previous work experience and posed a few real-world API-based scenarios. The final round was a panel interview with 5–6 team members. They asked a mix of behavioral and technical questions, with a strong focus on real-world situations—for example, how to make an API more robust or how to handle security concerns. A significant portion of the discussion centered around my past work experiences, particularly how my contributions influenced the overall functionality and success of the product. The panel seemed especially interested in understanding the impact I had made in my previous roles.