I applied through a recruiting agency and was informed Duarte was interested in my portfolio. The initial phone interview was very informative. The person in HR whom I spoke with was very knowledgeable about the company and its workflow/projects and questions focused on my work experience and design philosophy and goals. I then received a design challenge to test my fluency in photoshop and eye for detail. Within a day we scheduled an onsite interview in their Sunnyvale office. The interview consisted of 2 groups staring off with me presenting my portfolio on a projector. The first group was designer and senior designers of teams that had open positions and the second was higher ups in the organization. Questions were fairly regular for a designer interview, and they were happy to answer my questions about their company. All of the HR and hiring managers and interviews I interacted with were friendly. The whole process was very quick. Soon after I received a formal offer and was in touch with an art director as well as HR in my deliberation. They were very gracious in answering my additional inquiries about Duarte. Some negatives in the experience were that it was not yet determined who I would be working with, the office was less occupied/representative as it was a Friday afternoon (?), and although appropriate I didn't feel as though the group presentation format allowed me to really connect to any individual interviewer.