Shortly after applying online, I was contacted to setup a phone interview that acted more like a screening interview. I was about my interest in working there as well as relevant skills. About a week after, an in person interview was setup where I took a small test testing proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint, spelling, grammar, and attention to numbers. Afterwards, there were waves of interviews conducted by one or multiple people. Although long, the interview process was not difficult. In fact, you get learn a lot about the company and employees during this process.

I applied on Indeed and received an e-mail the next day asking to participate in a phone interview during the week. The phone interview consisted of some basic questions - why I want to work in market research and some of my experience. I was then asked to come in for an in-person interview the following week. During my interview, I first completed a powerpoint activity which took about an hour to complete. I then spoke with 2-3 teams regarding the position. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. I completed the interview and then was asked to participate in another phone interview the following week.