The interview process was quite extensive. It started out with a phone interview with a former specialist. The second round was a follow-up interview with my recruiter, which was informative and gave information about what my take-home assignment would be. The take-home assignment is vague (likely on purpose) and was time-consuming to complete, but also worthwhile -- you are given 1-2 business days to complete it. After that, I was moved on to a phone interview with a Customer Support Manager that lasted about 30 minutes. A few days after that I was invited to join the on-site for an in-person interview. The in-person interview lasted about 4-hours and I chatted with about 8 different people from the company. While it was great to see the space in-person, most of the interviews were conducted via Zoom (Skype-style software) and the only in-person interviews I had that day were with two reps in the same position I was applying for. The interview process is extensive, and for the role that I was applying for, it seems a bit too extensive. The position pays $18/hour, but since you are working 5 hours overtime each week, they factor that into the advertised $45,000/yr pay. Overall -- it was a positive experience, and while the process itself was extensive, I certainly learned a lot about the company and position.

Great interview process it was great to feel included and it was an impressive interview plan which allowed me to showcase all of my individual skills. It was such a comfortable environment and can't thank the Greenhouse team enough/