I was extremely impressed with this interview process. It took a total of 2 weeks and the recruiter was always quick to send communications after each stage of the process! I received an email asking for a phone interview the day after I submitted my application online. The phone interview was the following Monday and the recruiter and I had a pretty casual conversation about my past experience with java and software development. He asked why I wanted to work at the Nerdery, whether I've ever been the lead developer of a team and how I handled it, and what I do outside of work. After the interview the recruiter sent me an email containing the details of my NAT (Nerdery Assessment Test) project. The NAT had a pretty simple specification. I was required to create a web application (won't give too many details). The project was expected to take at least 10 hours. After completing the project, I was instructed to email them a zip file of the code and host a live demo for them to test. I didn't have a web server, so I asked my assigned reviewer if he had any suggestions and he kindly sent me a list of free services for hosting java WARs. After I submitted the code and demo to the Nerdery, they took a couple days to review the project and then scheduled a code review interview which was conducted via google hangouts. The code review was friendly, but a little more stern than previous interactions. This isn't to be taken personally, they just showed me where I made mistakes and how I could have improved in some places. I was impressed with the ability to conduct such an interview over google hangouts. Two hours after the code review interview, I received an email offering me a job, which I accepted.