The interview process was very long. Plan on being there for at least 6 hours for an entry level job. First, you have your phone screening with HR. Then, during your in person interview, you have to fill out an application (even though they already have a copy of your resume), and you are interviewed again by HR. Then, HR gives you hypothetical situations about the business, and you are expected to answer questions about what you would do in this situation. Afterwards, you listen to phone calls and write pretend emails describing what you would do in more hypothetical situations. Finally, you are interviewed by 2 separate managers, and they ask to to describe in detail every part of your resume.

Was contacted via a recruiter - To my surprise, he wanted to do an on-the-spot phone interview for an 'Operations Generalist' position, which I obliged. A few days later the recruiter called back and asked to do a formal interview, which was set for later that week. I kept asking for more details about the actual position, and his response was, "I'll e-mail it to you." When I went in, the reception staff was exceptionally nice and welcoming. I was told to sit and wait for my interview, which ended up being 30 minutes past schedule. I sat with a bunch of other applicants who looked freshly out of college and didn't fit into their suits. The interview itself was just bizarre (I can't stress that enough). They started off by taking me on a quick tour of the facility, then we went back to a smaller conference room where we began the interview. I kept asking what the position ACTUALLY was, and what the job description entailed... No one could give me a concise answer. It was always just described as, "a little bit of everything." So, if I have no idea what the position actually is, know relatively nothing about your company aside from a 2 minute tour and what I could find on Wikipedia, how am I supposed to properly interview for it or even show interest? This became frustrating and nearly insulting by their responses and attitude. Anytime I was asked if I had any questions, I just plugged for more details about the actual position... Which was never given. After the first interview was complete, a second person came into the room and began asking the same exact questions. We did a few roleplaying scenarios, and then they thanked me for coming in. I left with an odd impression - I still didn't know what the heck the position actually was, but I at least knew at this point it was NOTHING at all what I had assumed and initially had a faint interest in, some of the interviewing staff was exceptionally rude and extremely condescending, and each interviewer kept emphasizing how they placed value in intelligence above all else. It felt almost like a secluded cult. It definitely wasn't an experience like I've ever had before. If a recruiter contacts you, I'd say press ignore.