Most of the interview questions were not too difficult. The first interview was a phone screen. The recruiter cancelled the phone screen appointment shortly before it was to start. I passed the phone screen and had an 1.5 hour interview on site. The recruiting coordinator provided good instructions on where to go for the interview. Parking recommendations were given; however, I was not told that the parking lot charged $10 an hour. I made it to the final round of interviews. This interview was 2.5 hours. There were a few technical and scheduling concerns that happened on their behalf. After answering interview questions for 2 hours, I delivered a 30 minute Power Point presentation that I created. They provide you the prompt for the presentation when you are offered a final interview. I received notification via email that I was not chosen for a position. I thanked them for their time and asked for feedback. I never heard back from them. I know that it's common to not receive feedback; however, I was hoping to hear something after all the time and effort I invested during this interview process. My salary requirements and their salary for the position were never discussed. I did hear that the positions generally have low paying salaries.

The interviewing process is like non Ive ever seen! There are many interviews to help you get to know the company and if hired who you could be working with. It was a very exciting process! It’s also a plus to have familiar faces when you walk through the door for work on your 1st day!