Ridiculously long, inept and non-trustworthy. The interview process consisted of 6 interview rounds, one of which included a trip to Paris, France where I met 5 executives who were very arrogant. None of the business leaders of the company, if you can call them that, understood the healthcare market and many lacked business sense. Not only did I meet close to 18 personnel and go through that many discussions, but they had me construct and deliver two 60 minute presentations on the US healthcare market. The US personnel were appalling in their communication with France and vice versa. For instance, imagine being told after the first meeting that you're well liked and the proposed salary is X, then go through months of work to be screened to learn during your very last discussion in Paris that the US staff never communicated that salary figure with France (who always holds the final decision). Either it was pathetic ineptness or a scam to get me to divulge as much market intel as possible, free of charge. I listed the interview as very difficult not because any one step was, but because of who you're dealing with and the ridiculous smoujt of effort that make you go through to simply be screened. Thank goodness I landed another offer from a well respected and thoughtful biotech firm. Applicants beware Air Liquide!