I applied for the position online and received an email the following day to choose a date and time to meet for an interview. The interviewer was very nice and energetic. It seems as if the hiring staff interviews by two. I was joined with another person. She (the interviewer) asked pretty generic questions about your work experience. Very briefly, she touches over the company & names some of the organizations they work for. Overall, the interview is pretty standard if you've ever been interviewed before. I was told I would get a call if I seemed like a good candidate for a second interview and I was sent on my way. I received a call the same day for a second interview. I was told that the second interview was going to be from 12:30-8pm; and that it was highly recommended that I wore comfortable shoes. I had asked the caller if she knew what would be different in the second interview. She couldn't give me an answer, which was I huge red flag. I asked if we were going anywhere other than an office setting and she told me that she didn't know where we were going. For that I will not be attending the second interview. Overall, I would recommend reading other reviews from here. They seem to follow the same trend.

I applied through LinkedIn for this position and was quickly contacted for an interview by a woman who I will call Amy. She asked when I was available and I said I had limited availability because I was still a student and she agreed to work around my schedule because I was coming from out of town as well. She instructed me to ask for Amy at the receptionist's desk when I arrived. I arrived 15 minutes before my interview time, but spent 30 minutes waiting in a front room that I can only describe as a weird doctor's office waiting room that was blaring "Feliz Navidad" at full volume on repeat. A flood of interviewees were coming in and out and I noticed that almost everyone else was also asking for Amy at the receptionist's desk. However, these interviewees were being called by name (doctor's office vibe) and brought out of the room by employees that were clearly not Amy. After my wait, I was called back by a man (not Amy) with another interviewee and realized this was going to be a group interview, which no one else appeared to be having. After a couple of questions, the interviewer looked down at my resume and said "Oh. I didn't realize you were still in school. We aren't interested in students. You should have told us that." I was floored. Not only is my student status clearly stated on my LinkedIn profile (my application method), but I also discussed it with "Amy" at length and this job was posted as an entry-level position. He immediately began to tell me about their internship opportunities, but I made it known that was not what I was applying for... For the rest of the interview, he completely ignored me and only was asking the other woman questions and making eye contact with only her. The interview was 9 minutes total and the last 4 minutes was the interviewer telling us how this company was "the best at everything and no other company could even compare if they tried." So, that means the other woman and myself only talked for 2.5 MINUTES EACH. At the end of the interview, the interviewer repeatedly assured us that we would both be getting calls by the end of the day to discus either moving forward or not... I never got a call and that's probably a good thing because I was so ready to give those people a piece of my mind. INCREDIBLY unprofessional. INCREDIBLY disappointing. INCREDIBLY uncomfortable.