Applied online and heard back from a recruiter within a couple days about proceeding in the interview process. Part 1: Cognitive test. In the recruiter email he did give some useful resources to help prepare for the test which were very helpful. It's not that the questions are hard, its that the time allowed is very limiting. So I strongly recommend using the resources given as it will help you realize how restricted you are on time. You have to be comfortable with skipping any question that you know you can figure out, but that will take more than 15-20 seconds. Only answer the ones you can quickly answer and guess on the others. Part 2: Phone screen with recruiter. Unfortunately I cannot add much about the content of this, but only about my experience. Recruiter was supposed to call me. I waited for 20 minutes and then decided to try his phone. Unfortunately I only had his office # and given COVID everyone is working from home. I also followed up with an email ensuring everything was alright and make sure there was not a miscommunication as to the interview time. He quickly replied saying he called but it looks like he dialed the wrong number and asked to reschedule to Monday. No problem, mistakes happen. I quickly replied with my availability for Monday. I did not get a reply back all weekend, so Monday morning I sent a follow-up confirming my availability and asking what time he would be available to chat. No response. Multiple days passed and I still have not heard anything back. I read all the negative experiences with the interviews with STATS and was hoping they were not accurate as I had very high hopes for this role. The job seemed amazing. I mean who wouldn't want to analyze sports all day! It is very disheartening to put time in to an interview, and due to the recruiters mistake, never even be given a shot. I prepared for several hours for just the cognitive exam, and then for the initial interview for another couple hours only to be ghosted.