Started with a phone screening with one of the recruiters, a take home test, then an onsite interview. The entire interview process was enjoyable and quick. My main huge negative was during the onsite interview. My last interview with the Recruiting Manager was extremely unenjoyable. She was dry, had and seemed bored and uninterested the entire interview from beginning to end. It was also obvious to me that she either did not review my resume, or just skimmed over it right before the interview. The first question she asked was for me to go over my work history 1 by 1, and tell her what I did at these jobs (which were jobs in Recruiting Coordination). The problem with this question is you can find all of this information on my resume! The way she asked her questions was extremely unclear and unorganized also. I do not think she prepared for the interview at all.

The process was fairly quick. But the interview was by far the worst interview I've ever had and probably the most awkward. Most of the individuals interviewing you are fresh out of college (most of which this being their first job) and not to mention the most tenured person that interviewed me has been with the company for 11 months. You start off with meeting someone in operations, then meet with two RC's, following that you meet with a senior recruiter and end it with the hiring manager (she was the oldest of all the people being in her mid-40s with everyone else no older than 24) You start off by doing a written test with someone which is common for an RC role but 9/10 they email you the test to complete prior to your interview. You do the interview with someone sitting in the room with you watching you type and asking you questions like "could you explain your thought process" as your typing! Then they tell you who your meeting with and end it with if all goes well you'll meet the VP pretty much saying if you don't meet the VP by the end your not getting hired. Overall it is a start-up that needs to bring in more experienced individuals to interview for these roles. I would not recommend working here unless you're desperate for a job.