A 30 minute phone interview and if you "pass" you will have a second 30 minute "case study" phone interview by another analyst consisting of a bunch of math questions and understanding the funnel process. This is more of a marketing position. Red Ventures is not looking for experienced analysts. They are only looking to hire right out of college. If you are an experienced analyst, a thinker, like to brainstorm and collaborate you will not be a good fit.

I submitted my resume online, and was contacted to have a behavioral phone interview. Basic questions, running through resume, etc. From there, if you make it onward, you have a case interview over the phone that involves mental math and running through their sales funnel. After this I was invited to interview on-site at their Charlotte location, which was quite intensive. Three behavioral/case interviews (mental math and questions asking your opinion/suggestions about certain findings) followed by a tour and a group case.

I discovered red ventures during the fall career fair. I applied via university and their website as well. I was very hopeful since I connected with the recruiters and also some employees from red ventures. However, two days after I submitted my application, I received an e-mail saying there were other candidates better suited for the job.