Just went through my first interview. I was welcomed into the community. The feeling was very friendly. The interviewer was concerned that I had too much experience. Not sure why that was a concern. Maybe pay? Bickford certainly has its own culture. You need to be ready to work in a "family" and, like in a family, be able to do someone's "chore" (job) if they are sick, etc. Like in a family. If you don't have a problem with that, then this environment is for you. I, personally, don't have a problem pitching in. But, I'll have to wait and see if I get called back.

One interview with director, second with regional director and third with CEO; Andy Eby. The entire interview process took about three weeks to complete and then another two weeks for background check.