The interview process is extremely laid back. There is clearly no formal training for interviewing staff, rather the team will choose a few members to chat with you. EF likes to figure out if you'd be a good "cultural fit", so feel free to be yourself during the interview. The interview might focus on your past experience, but much of it will just be a tour of the building and chatting about yourself. The turn-around time is long, it took almost 3 months to actually get the offer after a phone interview, in person interview, and another round of interviews. This is not the place for someone looking to make a quick change.

Weirdest experience ever. I was interviewed by the hiring manager, I went through 4 stages, I even went in to meet the team, the recruiter told me that they would make me an offer once the hiring manager came back from China. The hiring manager came back from China and they said that they picked someone else (internal? No idea). I was shocked, I have never experienced anything similar, so unprofessional! When I went to the office the vibe was extremely off, cult-like, on site gym that screamed "you will live here", they demand 4 days a week at the office and when I ask if there was any flexibility around that they said "no but you can take time off" oh really? CRAZY