Unfortunately I found Milltown's interview process quite disorganised and unprofessional. First I applied in March this year, I was offered an interview for a later date and then completely ghosted and my follow-up email ignored. I then reapplied for the same position in September, and was offered an interview again. Once I arrived at the interview I was first informed that one of my interviewers would be present in person and one online - quite an unusual format, and then one of them cancelled 2 minutes before the start time and had to be replaced. Similar to previous reviews, the interview was not at all like I expected based on the recruiter's description and based on the fact that there would have been 3 further rounds. Safe to say my performance was negatively affected by all these factors and I am put off from reapplying in the future. On the other hand, all the employees I met were friendly and interviewers seemed genuinely invested in our conversation rather than just listing pre-written questions. In the rejection email, the HR team made a clear effort to provide feedback and useful resources for my job search.

I had two consultants interview me for about 50 min and like most interviews go they were neutral, friendly and curious about my experiences. There weren’t too many surprises however if you do give an opinion about a something comms related (eg. a campaign you liked or didn’t) they will lightly debate with you to see how good you are at supporting your point. But it was mostly an average interview and I enjoyed speaking with the consultants.