Met General Mills at an on campus event. A few weeks later after applying, there was an invite only information session. A week later, first round interviews happened followed by second round interviews the day after that. After 2nd round interviews there was to be an office visit a month later. They really stress fitting in with their company. They also mentioned that it's not uncommon for their employees to interview 2 or 3 times before getting a position at General Mills so it definitely depends on who your interviewer is and how you connect with them. I spoke to the head recruiter and other representatives several times and they made it seem that it was a great fit but then had an interviewer who didn't really seem to try to get to know me as much as he did look at his laptop and follow a schedule of behavioral/situational questions. He also didn't seem to be prepared since he thought I was interviewing for an internship position versus a full time one even though there was a clear note from the head recruiter saying I was a full time applicant. There were multiple interviewers at my school and apparently each of them pick their favorite(s) interviewees and fill very few spots for 2 hour interviews the next day. Was really surprised and thought it was unprofessional they didn't notify me I didn't progress through the interview process. Seems like a great company from when I was getting to know them at events and the information session. Got along with everyone pretty well except for my interviewer so that was unfortunate.

- 2 on 1 for the first interview 1 of them was asking questions and 1 of them was taking notes. Felt pretty intense, they never got back to me and said I would hear back after a week. I then reached out and they responded immediately saying I did not get the job.