Applied at beginning of July. At end of July, a recruiter started sending me daily interviews to reach out to someone to schedule. After several attempts, I was unable to get in touch. At this point it had been three weeks, so I moved on. At the beginning of August, they reached out to me and interviewed on the phone. The process was easy, and I was sent a link to do testing. I breezed through and after a few days I was contacted and informed that I would be moved to meeting with branch manager. After a week, I still had not heard from them so I contacted recruiter and informed another company was interested as well. In a few days, he called and we had an informal chat/telephone interview. I was told he would contact me for an in person in a day or so. I waited another week, meanwhile another company is letting me know training would be starting in a few weeks if hired. Mobile Mini paid more and had better hours, so I contacted recruiter and let her know the deal. I was rushed in for an in person interview on a Monday. I was told my next step would be with the regional, and that the job would start in a "couple of weeks". Another week went by, I put the other company off in an attempt to buy time, but still keep option open. Finally, I contacted recruiter again, and told them that an offer was pending, and a third was scheduled with another company. I got a call from what I would later learn was another branch manager, not a regional. Our interview went well, she gave me the "couple of weeks" line again and she asked for my references. ( solid, verifiable and from past employers/managers) I went to the lower paying job interview the next day content with the fact that an offer from MM was pending. As it turns out, that very next day I got the "we decided to go with a better candidate with better qualifications" letter on both. I understand about the low pay one, I was overqualified. MM I was very qualified, so I am just shaking my head. Perhaps they were just testing the waters, maybe it's just busy work. One never knows. What I do know is they wasted my time. As an experienced sales pro, that's something very valuable to me.