It was a very well organized interview process, You do 3 half hour, 1 on 1 interviews and you were also there with candidates that were also interviewing. They had water and food in the lobby which was a surprise, mainly they went over your resume for previous experience along with a situation question. They want you to ask a lot of questions that DOESN'T regard the position, mainly questions about the company is what I asked. I got a call later saying they didn't want to further pursue me as a candidate and they gave me positives and negatives about my interview, which was really helpful. The biggest negative I had was that I wasn't acting natural, due to the fact I had a sheet of pre-answered questions that I thought they might ask, I didn't think this was appropriated but my buddy said he got a job doing it so I gave it a shot. They also said they would forward my resume to other positions in different areas after they told me the positives and negatives of the interview after I asked them if there were any other positions available. Biggeest advice I could give is ask a lot of pre-researched questions about Bank of America.