I was emailed by one of their recruiters the day after I applied. Within a few days I had a 15 minute phone call with the first person who reached out to me. We talked about my current position and why I want to work at AdRoll. Then he asked why in particular I wanted to work at the position I was applying for. After that he said everything seemed aligned and we'd be moving to the next stage of interviews. The following week I had a 30 minute phone interview with someone at the position I would be hired for. I thought it went really well, and I answered every question thoroughly. She even responded with "that's a good answer" for a few. The next day after my 30 minute interview I was called and told "the response wasn't strong enough and we will not be moving forward". A very vague reason. I inquired via email as to what was missing - but was told they didn't get any feedback.The overall experience was positive, and I'm glad they were able to tell me quickly they wouldn't want to move forward, but I wish they were a little more specific as to why they didn't want to offer me the position.

Applied online and was contacted by an assistant ~1 week later to set up phone interview. Phone interview consisted of a 15 minute conversation with basic questions making sure I was familiar with the company and had relevant experience. I was contacted the next day to set up an on-site interview (consisting of 3 interviewers). I live 6 hours away (by car) so it took some planning to get into the office. Finally in the office, I answered all of the questions strongly and felt it was a great fit - I was contacted the following day by the same assistant to come back into the office later that week for another round of interviews. When I expressed the difficulty of travelling (I was still in school...6 hours away) I was told to let them know "whenever you'll be in the city next." When I communicated that it wouldn't be for a month at least (due to time constraints with class and travel expenses on a student budget) and would prefer a Skype interview, the assistant explained they don't allow Skype interviews - odd for a tech company. She then stopped responding to my emails to finalize a date for the second on-site interview, despite a couple follow-up emails. Overall, the process was fast but rather unprofessional, especially the assistant's attitude and communication. Made me lose a lot of respect for what I thought was a great company.