After submitting an application, there was a phone screening and then an "open house." The open house consisted of a group informational meeting and then individual interviews. GrubHub did a great job keeping their applicants as informed as they could. It was also very helpful to spend time with their current employees.

Went to a hiring event at GrubHub Corporate headquarters in downtown Chicago. Whole process took about 2 - 3 hours total. It was mostly waiting and then a 15 minute interview with a low level HR representative. Heard nothing for about 4 weeks. Then got a call asking me if I was still interested in the position. I told her ABSOLUTLY YES! She told me that i would hear back within a week. Got and offer 3 days later and accepted.

If you got an interview you have the job. They honestly wouldn't bother calling you in if your resume wasn't matching the role description. Every person I seen come through here for an interview was in training the next week. Welp, anyway. I had a very phone interview, they then called me in to conduct a in person interview. I was interviewed by two managers. The questions were customer service related questions. They also asked what was my favorite food. I said tacos. They laughed and walked me to the elevator and told me to expect a call in a week. I was offered the job two days later.