Did you know that they had over 800 applicants? Because they will tell you. Over, and, over again. It felt like I should have been grateful that they even bothered to interview me, but it had been a full month since I applied that they reached out. I sometimes wonder if they intended to interview each and every applicant. I made it to the 2nd interview which was just a repeat of the first interview, but with a different person. They told me there were about 5 more interviews to go through until a job offer. 7 interviews in total. That's absolutely insane. They somehow mastered how to talk down to someone while also telling them they were wasting over 800 peoples time. I was relieved when I got a rejection letter, but made the choice to ask for feedback anyways. They seemed offended that I asked, because remember? They had over 800 applicants.

The interview process took me about 2-3 months. I would have been fine with that if they hadn't made me take a "design test" as the 4th step in the interview process. The test was to design one of their product labels, which is essentially us designers working for free. Would they ask an accountant to prove they know math? or a sales rep to make a sale before hiring? I didn't get an offer, but it really turned me off to the company.