I applied online and received a phone call to set up and phone interview a few weeks later. The phone interview wasn't too hard and the recruiter was easy to talk to and very nice. A week later I was contacted to set up an on site interview. The interview was scheduled for the next day and the hiring manager threw in at the end of the call that I needed a 5-10 minute presentation on few questions he emailed about the company. The presentation was not difficult, but I thought I would be presenting on a projector and I ended up having to present off my hard copy and did not have enough copies for everyone because only 3 were required. I wish they had let me know that I would have to be presenting off the hard copy. After the presentation you are basically interrogated for an hour with stupid questions on how you handle certain situations. I thought I did well and the interviewers made it seem like I had the job. I never heard back from them after a week so I reached out. And they said they were still conducting interviews. Three weeks later after that email they got back to me and said they weren't offering me the job. I thought it was rude how they handled the whole situation after the interview, not too mention I had to put together a presentation the day before. If they weren't going to hire me they shouldn't have lead me on in the interview and instead of dragging it on for 3 weeks to decline me the offer they should have just told me after interview or at least a week later. Just thought the whole interview process was unprofessional.

Straight forward and easy going. They market their environmental specialist program well and are keen on hiring young professionals to advance internally. I have completed a phone screen interview and second virtual interview and am waiting to hear back. So far the entire process has been about 4 weeks.