Filled application out online and received a call the next day. Phone interview was about 30 minutes. typical questions about my background and resume. Nothing hard. An in-person interview was scheduled right at the end of the phone interview for a few days later. Upon arrival I was greeted by the HR rep and walked upstairs to a computer room. I was given two writing prompts and I believe 45 minutes to respond. Then I was interviewed by two managers who took turns asking questions. They were both really nice. I found the interview atmosphere to be pleasant. I was asked about 10 situational questions. All three employees I was in contact with there (HR and two managers) were very nice. Seemed like a great place to work. I ultimately turned town the offer because I decided the timing wasn't right to take on a full-time as I am finishing up grad school. Although, i had a hard time turning the offer down.

Applied online, went in person for the interview with a couple of white people. Answered all their questions reasonably. Later, I got the email saying I was not selected, You can never be too careful with what is said during the interview when you are middle age, and male Hispanic because they will use it as an excuse not to hire you, but the real reason is that you are middle age and male Hispanic. If you have experience, have college education, bilingual, then why would it be hard to hire you if the position offers training?