I first applied for an internship which i would consider pretty intense. First step was to apply online (submit a resume). Second step was completing two online tests (personality test and figurative reasoning). After passing those tests, I had a phone interview. After that, they flew me to Cincinnati for the final process. They had us attend sessions showcasing the different selling streams that you can be placed under at P&G. They give you a chance to meet P&G employees including directors and above. Then comes the 3rd test (a timed math test). Lastly- I had to go through about 2-3 interviews. I was called that same day and offered the internship.

COLD, impersonal. Scientific & data related. Following my CV submission I received an invitation to conduct on online test from home which was 40 min in length. The next stage was an appt in their offices to do another series of cognitive & psychometric tests. I was put in a room with a pencil and a female that after giving instructions said nothing else. The weirdest experience and had I been offered the role (which I wasn't) I would not have accepted. Far to controlled and regemented.