I applied online by sending my resume and my answers to the questions they had posted for the job opening. I was quickly contacted the next week to do a phone interview. The interview went very well and the recruiter was friendly and thoughtful. I progressed to the next phone interview, which was with the manager of the Customer Advocate team. Again, the conversation went very well, and I was invited to visit their office. I came from out of town and traveled across the U.S. for the meeting, which I had to fully absorb the cost for. When I arrived, it seemed a bit disorganized as to who I was supposed to talk to first. As time went on each person had no idea who I was speaking to next and continued to ask if I was provided an agenda, which I wasn't. During one of the interviews the interviewer was getting distracted by people making faces through the glass and doing tricks. I felt very unimportant, and the whole thing seemed so unprofessional. I spent 4 hours interviewing and job shadowing. By the end of the interview process I was running out of unique ways to answer the same question over and over. I understand interviewing with several people, but at least ask different questions. When it was time for me to leave I felt like I was being rushed out and didn't have time to say any final words or ask any questions. It was on a Friday, so the employees seemed distracted since they were about to be off for the weekend, and they were in the middle of lighting a cake when I left. I was told I would know an answer at the end of the interview, but I wasn't told until 2 weeks later that I wasn't chosen.This company seems like they put on a front for you when they have potential candidates walk in so that they can seem out there and fun.