Too long, didn't read: a long interview process ending in an automated email from a no-reply address rejecting my application. ---- Step by step breakdown: 1) Application: As you'd expect, a CV and cover letter 2) Email questions: 4 reasonably basic questions emailed to you that you have to answer. 3) Interview 1: An introductory interview with a member of the web dev team. Just to talk about the next steps and stages. 4) Tests: A personality and intelligence assessment. The intelligence assessment isn't like a typical IQ test or an 11+ that you would expect in the UK. The personality assessment is a Likert scale questionnaire asking how you would respond in certain situations. 5) Coding assessment: A basic exercise to implement a UI element using their Vanilla framework. This included fetching some data from a JSON file they linked to. 6) Interview 2: A technical interview with a panel of 3 people. I was asked questions that related to the job description, and some about activities stated in my CV. 7) Rejection: An automated email from greenhouse.io stating that my application will not be processed further. ---- All in all, a process that should not be this long. From the second interview, I have found out that this is a new way of interviewing for multiple positions at once. Personally, I don't think this works as well as intended, as the initial job description has to be quite vague to cater to many different jobs. Especially if you only make a decision after step 6, which for me personally has been a month of back and forth emails/exercises.