Filled out an application online on an early Thursday morning and within a few hours I received an email asking to provide answers for additional screening. After completing this task, another representative from Human Resources scheduled an interview, conveniently the next day. Call received as scheduled and right away the representative spoke but with a strange introduction, "Hi, this will only be a 10-15 minute interview," which came across as weak. And, even worse, I was asked the same exact questions that were previously answered such as "What is your salary range," and, "When can you start?" Could not understand why the representative was steering the conversation away from the job yet stuttering as if he was nervous or not familiar with proper phone etiquette. Unfortunately, rejection email received without even speaking to a hiring manager. Simply a bad screening process. Not impressed and a big waste of time. Go elsewhere for technology related positions.

Applied online. got an email the next day requesting a phone call interview. It was a 15 minute phone call went great, got put through to the next round which was a virtual interview with a senior account manager. This also went great and then I was given a take home assignment to do. The assignment was mostly technical questions which luckily I have a background in programming so I answered all questions thoroughly and sent back same day. Got put through to the final in-person interview. I am super excited to work at this company at this point. I hilariously spent my July 4th reviewing all their CMS platforms and case studies, so I was extremely prepared for the interview. Final Interview time, walk into the conference room and there is an Account Manager director, HR employee and the CTO. I am ready, I prepared for this interview and the first question they ask me? Tell them about my high school experience and my favorite high school memories..... I had a terrible high school experience (over 12 years ago!) and once I portrayed that and how I overcame it the total interview changed. I felt nothing I could say could appease them because I wasn't a popular kid in high school. Literally walked into this interview so prepared for anything technical related or account management related but I quickly realized this was solely to determine if people would fit their culture. The entire interview was incredibly scripted and awkward, no free-flowing conversation or anything. End up grinding through the interview which I actually think I did pretty well. End of the interview the directors get up to walk out and I stand up to shake their hand and they don't initially shake my hand. I had to kind of force a handshake from a perspective employer.. That was the icing on the cake for me. They said they would get back to me by end of week (this was a Tuesday) ended up getting back to me 2 weeks later. obviously no offer. I'm still so off-put by this experience.