A recruiter emails to set up an initial interview. Last about 15 minutes and asked questions about yourself and about my GPA in undergrad and graduate school (for a company that is trying to be ahead of the curve, they need to look at the countless research that indicates that GPA/test scores do not correlate with future success), it didn't bother me cause I had a great GPA but if they are really looking for the absolute best, they should definitely use another scale. Then I was told I would be scheduled an interview with the executive, but it was put off for about 3 weeks, and finally I told them I got another job offer and wanted to know how much longer the process would take, and then I was scheduled an interview the next day. The recruiter emailed about a million times asking questions about my offer and other jobs I was applying for, which made me believe they were serious about me. Before the interview, I received a tour of the facility which is extremely impressive. Then I sat in a room with clear walls where you can see a ton of people around you working and vice versa. First 30 minutes of the interview was with the assistant I would be replacing. Really tried to hard to create a comfortable atmosphere and asked really great questions. We really hit it off. Then I met the executive I would be assisting for an interview. Very nice warm people. I really felt the interview went well and that I answered questions wisely. They said that their CEO looks at all the potential candidates and has input, which is really interesting. However, at the very end of the interview the executive made a comment that only 7% of those interviewed are hired and I told him that wasn't comforting.... anyway. Then you are escorted out and given a free tshirt for coming in. The next day received an automated email saying they were moving forward with other candidates. I don't really know what they are looking for, someone they had recently hired in the same position had a poor GPA and had recently graduated from undergrad with no previous experience.