Applied online. Scheduled an online HireVue interview several days later. Got an email to schedule an in-person interview a few days later. Easy to schedule, and they allowed me to reschedule when I mixed up dates and was going to be out of state for another job interview. The interview process itself was pretty easy and simple. Typical questions and very low-stress - especially since I did zero prep. Learned about the job position and was interviewed by 2 people (~30 min). I got the impression that the job didn't offer much upward mobility nor did it seem particularly stimulating. But, everyone was nice and it seemed like a good opportunity for new grads. After the interview, I did 2 tasks as part of a research skills assessment (via Westlaw), and 1 task as a short writing exercise (all 3 tasks ~60 min). It wasn't particularly difficult, but the research involved looking up things in places I didn't have need to use during law school or my other law-related jobs so I didn't finish all of it in the time allotted. The interview took about 90 minutes. I did not get an offer, but no hard feeling since my goal is a local government job - and unlike the government hiring process, I appreciate that from application to rejection TR moved very quickly.