I met them at a career fair at my University. Then signed up for an interview on the site. They accepted my request and I was scheduled for an interview. They had a pre interview gathering where they let you meet your competition and your potential interviewers. They gave us all hints and prepared us all for the interview making it a fair playing field.

Applied in January, got a call in March asking to interview. Attended the pre-night, which is extremely helpful and I would encourage everyone invited to go to it. They will ask you questions in your interview pertaining to the pre night that would have been very awkward to answer if I hadn't gone. The interview the next day was two parts, each at 30 minutes. The first part was a coaching activity where you are given a detailed description of different employees and which one you would choose to coach and how you would go about it. The interviewer leaves the room for 15 minutes so that you may prepare, and when they return you must present to them. It sounds scary but it was actually very fun and easy. The second part of the interview was a behavioral, typical interview where they ask you questions about yourself. Dress business casual for the pre night and business professional for the interviews.