Crane originally came to my university where I first interviewed. The guy who interviewed me was nice and made me more excited about the potential position. I made it to the "top 10" who got to interview in Houston, TX. I was surprised that they didn't pay for us to have a dinner the night we got in, but I bought food in the hotel on my own. The next day, they had interviews where you interview with multiple people. The facility was really nice and the culture was great. Half of the interviews were just mostly talking to you, nothing difficult. The other half were a mix of generic interview questions, nothing to be worried about. The most difficult interview was with the main guy in charge. Two things about the company that I was surprised about were the people and the salary. First, the salary is REALLY low. It seems like "OK" money until you realize that you have to pay a lot of the housing costs ~$700-$800/month. I think it put the salary down to mid-upper 30's. Next thing was how boring the people were at the facility. I was so surprised at this. I only talked to one person who had a sense of humor. They even put us with other LDP's to tour the facility and I was shocked, they were so bland. I can't stress this enough. I wish I could take whoever is reading this with me to that point in my interview. Actually, the entire interview process just to prove my point here. Even the HR people weren't typical HR personality types. This is what drove me away the most were the people. The culture is awesome, but the people killed me. I was really upset about that at the end of the day because I was really excited to be there. I ended up not getting an offer even though I was THROUGHLY prepared. The other person I was with was 100% not as prepared as I was (walking about with a paper folder) and he got an offer. I had industry experience, great GPA, always been a great interviewer, knew everything about everyone in that building, and was so excited to be there. The other guy didn't even really want the position because he wanted to be with a bigger company that paid more..I genuinely wanted the position. I was honestly surprised I didn't get an offer. It worked out for the best, but do not go in expecting to get the job offer. The weeded me out because my personality; my credentials were more than great for the position.