I applied through a recruiter. The process took about two weeks. I had a call with the recruiter to discuss the job position. After this, I was selected to have an interview in the office with the company. The interview went very well. It did not feel like an interview for me at all. It was more of a nice laid back conversation. We discussed my skillsets both technical and people oriented, what my level of detail was like, and how collaborative I am. We also discussed the on-call and travel.

I must say that I am extremely disenchanted with the interview process at All Covered, for a variety of reasons. In the interest of full disclosure, I was not offered a job by them, but I am not writing this review out of spite or revenge. Here is a list of things about their interview process that disappointed me: 1) There was a three-week gap in between my initial phone contact with HR and the ensuing contact. 2) The second time HR contacted me, they ended up asking me almost the EXACT same questions as they did the first time they contacted me. What a waste of time. 3) My in-person interview didn't start until ten minutes after the originally scheduled start time, even though I showed up at their office door five minutes ahead of the originally scheduled time. Some of the interviewers walked in five minutes after the interview had officially started (fifteen minutes past the originally scheduled time). Not one of the interviewers acknowledged their tardiness (let alone apologized for it). If I hadn't made eye contact with the late interviewers and extended my hand to them, I doubt they would have ever bothered introducing themselves. 4) For the field position I interviewed for, I was told by HR over the phone that the area I was expected to cover was ONLY Manhattan and not any of the surrounding boroughs or suburbs. But when I got to the interiew, the hiring manager told me that I would be expected to cover Westchester and northern New Jersey as well. There is no way I would have ever considered this job or gone through with the interview if it had been made clear to me from the get-go that I would have to cover Westchester or New Jersey. Unlike Manhattan, those areas require a car to travel to and I was never willing to use my personal vehicle for this job. 5) Despite the unpleasant interview experience, I still had the courtesy of sending a follow-up thank you email the next morning to both the hiring manager and also to the HR guy. The HR guy did reply with a brief acknowledgement, stating that he would "try to get feedback on how the interview went". That was the last I ever heard from him or anyone else at AllCovered. It has now been almost two weeks since that last contact, yet AllCovered never bothered to send me any notice stating that I had been turned down for the job (let alone provide me with any feedback on how the interview process went). My advice -- stay away from this company at all costs. There are much more established and reputable firms in the IT service field than All Covered, and I'm sure they treat their job candidates with a lot more courtesy and professtionalism than All Covered does.