Fairly simple interview process given that this is a recent grad position. Four rounds total, with one focused on problem solving and last round based in Seattle office. Team was professional, courteous, and friendly

Scheduled an initial phone screening and was contacted via an incorrect number. When asked to reschedule, I was given a time almost 2 hours later with a 5 minutes notice to jump on a Zoom call. Besides the mishap, the interviewer told me "This will be quick as I'm in the middle of two other interviews" and essentially rushed me through 3 or 4 behavioral questions before concluding the meeting in less than 10 minutes (the interviews are scheduled to be 20 minutes long). While I understand this may not be the case for all interviews, my experience definitely felt a bit careless and biased. I've interviewed at plenty of company's, most at least try to act invested in what you have to say or provide feedback on your responses. This felt more like a candidate processing facility.

- Applied online through Handshake - Received email to schedule an initial phone interview (with a current associate) - Second round was with hiring manager of the program - Day later received email that I didn't move on to the next round Overall, the interview process was good and the recruiter let me know whether I moved on to the next round (s) in a timely manner. The interview questions were very dry and scripted , ex. "Tell me about a time when..." I felt that there was a lack of personal connection and conversation with the interviews, which was a bit off-putting. I wish they spent more time getting to know each candidate's background and skills instead of reading questions off a paper. Also, I was very set on a specific career path but they're looking for people who don't exactly know what they want to do after graduation and is willing to explore a lot of different fields. The role is very sales, strategy, analytics, and operations heavy if that's what you're looking for-- for me it was not.