A group info session starts out the interview, but you can neither see nor hear the other interviewees for cited "privacy concerns." This takes about an hour, during which you are called on to answer a basic comprehension question regarding the information you've just heard. After waiting over an hour, I had a one-on-one interview with the recruiter, which was basic and asked me questions based on answers I provided both in the chat box as requested before the info session, and also in a questionnaire I had to fill out while waiting for my one-on-one. Be forewarned: they will ask you to give a list of friends who you think are ready to work for Vector as a part of this questionnaire and are told if you're not able to provide some names you probably won't be a good fit for the company. This led to some awkward texts to friends later on that evening after the interview, which took about three hours after waiting for the one-on-one.

I walked in to a friendly environment, it was a group interview that was very informative about the positions. At the same time they asked questions to gauge my communication skills. It was very detailed and open which really helped me make a decision on if it would be a right fit for me. I would recommend going in and at least checking it out if you have questions.