I was e-mailed to arrange a phone interview two days after I submitted my application. The phone interview took around 20 minutes. The interviewer asked pretty much the same question shared here. Firstly, I was asked to describe the transition from high school to university and how I found it. Then the competency questions followed (e.g. describe a time when you worked in a team, if you experienced any problems, and how you overcame these problems; tell me a time when you had to convince someone about something; what do you think are the challenges when you cold-call people?; what do you know about Cognolink?). I was informed two days after the phone interview that I was invited to a face-to-face interview. The second stage of the interview process was enjoyable for me. I felt that I was not having an interview but a talk with my friends. They asked several questions that were similar to those of the phone interview. The case study I had was pretty straightforward. Then, they moved on to give me examples of what type of projects I would be involving as a Research Analyst and they asked me what I would do in certain situations. One day after the face-to-face interview, I received an e-mail saying that they would not continue with the recruitment process. Although I did not receive an offer, the whole experience was very positive and the people whom I talked to were very friendly.