Liberty has recruiters, so you have to make it past a phone screen before any type of interview. Interview process is extremely standard; questions like "how did you deal with a difficult group member?" "how did you deliver bad news?" "tell me about a project you worked on." "what was your last job like?" "why do you want this job?" "why do you want to work for this company?"

Short version: Received written offer and was told I needed to decline when I said I needed time off (which I'd take unpaid) for my wedding and honeymoon. Do not work for this company if you want to be valued as a human being. Long version: A recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. She was very nice and the phone screen went great. I had a phone interview with the hiring manager's boss and that went well. Went in for an in-person in the Seattle office. Again, went pretty well - I received a written offer a few days later. The salary was significantly below what the recruiter had mentioned as the range. I tried to negotiate a little on that and said that the one thing I couldn't negotiate on was the time out that I needed for my wedding and honeymoon 4 months from the interview. Recruiter told me the time off would be fine and she'd see about salary. Get a call a few days later and the recruiter tells me that I need to decline the offer because the hiring manager can't give me the time off after all. She then tells me to let them know "when I have my life together" if I am still interested in working with Liberty Mutual. I will never consider working for this company again. In retrospect I feel like I dodged a bullet - I can't even imagine the hell the manager would have put me through if I had a health problem or a problem with a child in the future. It seems like a toxic culture that someone in the company needs to address if they want to attract good talent in the Seattle market.