I applied to be a business analyst intern for PCG through my University's website. About three days after applying, I reveived a phone call from the company's HR asking for an interview. Trying to avoid being put on the spot, I pushed the interview to the following morning. During that time, I did as much research on the company as possible. The initial phone interview came the next day and the questions were very simple--by far the easiest interview I've been through. The phone call lasted about 30 minutes and I was told that I would hear back within three days. Two hours later, I had a call back and was asked to go into the office for an in-person interview the following day. This interview was 1:1 and was more of a conversation than a traditional interview. The structure was as follows: "Tell me about yourself" I talked "I'll tell you about my company" I listened "Any questions" I asked the list of company questions that I had developed through my research. This was longer than the other parts of the interview combined. Then we said our farewells and I was told that we would keep in touch. The one question I should have asked was, "When can I expect to hear back?" Three weeks passed before I heard anything from the company--and I had found other work in the meantime. The opportunity at PCG was better than my other options so I elected to join the company, but I was confused with the late response. I'm ranking the interview as "easy" because it was not much of an interview at all, but I was confused as to why there was no contact for so long.