You begin with an online application, which is quite lengthy. Next, you will be asked to record yourself via video responding to four questions. If you are selected for an interview, you will meet with a recruiter for your first interview where they ask you typical interview questions. If the recruiter wants to move forward, they will schedule a time to send you a skills assessment, which takes 2-3 hours to complete. You have to make in international travel itinerary as well as answer questions pertaining to your Administrative Skills. If you "pass" the skills assessment, you will have a 2nd/Final Interview. I was offered a contract in the Final Interview, but not told my rate of pay until a couple of days later. What they DON'T tell you is that you will then have to apply and interview for each client you want to work with. Passing the initial interview process feels like the easy part compared to what you face after you are offered a contract. Here is the process for applying to work with clients, after you are offered a contract with BELAY. 1. You have to complete the BELAY 101 course and attend an hour long webinar before you can even start applying for clients. 2. You then have access to the job board where you can look for clients you'd like to work with. 3. You have to apply for each client, but they ask that you only apply for 2-3 at a time and wait 1-2 weeks before applying for more. You answer two questions on each application. 4. Once your application is submitted, if they are interested, a Placement Coordinator will contact you with a 5-10 minute phone call to get to know you better. 5. If they like you, they will send your name on to the CSC for review. If the CSC thinks you may be a good fit, you will get an email with the name of the client/company, as well as a link to a "Discovery Call" with the client, that you are required to listen to, take notes on, and think of questions about. 6. You will then schedule a 30 minute interview with the CSC to discuss the job in more detail. They will ask you questions, and they expect you to have questions and to show a lot of excitement about the client. 7. If they select you, then you will have a "Kickoff Call" with the client and you finally get to start with them. It is a LONG process. BELAY expects you to do a lot of work to prep for each interview, and it becomes discouraging very quickly when you keep getting told that you weren't selected for the client because they have a "gut feeling" about one of the other applicants. Be prepared to have a lot of patience in this process.