I wanted to share my experience on here because all of the other reviews on here really helped me prepare for my interviews! I was referred to the job by a current employee and I was almost immediately contacted by the recruiter to set up a phone interview. The phone interview lasted about 15 minutes and I was told more about the position, the pay, and the hours as well as asked a few questions. I was asked to come in for an onsite interview for the following week. The onsite interview lasted about 2 hours and I was interviewed by 2 team leads and 1 hiring manager. During the onsite interview, I was given a tour of the building as well which made me even more excited to hopefully start at this company. At the end of the onsite interview, I was told that the recruiter would contact me in the next few days. Well, a few days rolled around, then a week, then 9 days - I still hadn't heard anything. I finally got a call 10 days after my interview and was offered the position. I know I have read some reviews on here talking about how the recruiter took a long time to call when they were told it would be a few days. The recruiter told me there had been some things that had to be rearranged and that is why it took so long. So if it is taking a long time, just wait it out, they will call!

I was contacted via email about an initial phone interview which was scheduled for the next week and was about 20 minutes long. About 5 business days later I received an Email about scheduling an onsite interview. I had my interview the next Friday, I was interviewed three separate times by two team leads and a department manager. It lasted around 2 hours or so. I received my offer the following Monday and began training the next week! Keep in mind, only 10% of applicants receive interviews and only a % of the applicants are offered a position.