Filled out an application on line and received a phone call a few hours later. Agreed to an interview. Day of interview: got to the company 30 min early to fill out 2 more assessments (That's a total of 6 assessments). One assessment was number sequence and the other was same or different number assessment each 4 min long. Not enough time for the first one in my opinion. Waited 5 min for the interview. Interview was about 10-15 min long. I was told by the recruiter that they go over the application, assessments and interview with management. If they get the okay by management they will contact me for a second interview. I haven't heard anything, but I know a few who were contacted immediately or the next day for the second interview. This in my opinion, was the most stressful interview I have been to.

I got a call from HR to set up an interview and then they sent me about 4 assessments to do. They consisted of the usual behavioral traits, a multiple choice test about sales, and one where you had to summarize some text. On the day of the interview, 3 other people were also there for the same job and we completed 2 math assessments, one was about patterns and the other one was about matching numbers. Then I had my interview with the HR recruiter and he asked me some basic questions by glancing over my resume. It was pretty simple. Then I get an email to do 6 more assessments about Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, a typing test and spelling test. About 3 weeks later, I get a call for another interview. This time I interviewed with 3 different individuals, separately. They mostly did the talking and explained the job description. They talked about their expectations and dress code in which women have to wear skirts or a whole matching pant suit. I think that’s what threw me off. I agree that dressing professionally is important but wearing skirts is a bit much especially in this day and age. They seem very conservative and old fashioned. All in all I did about 11 assessments for this role, some of which have nothing to do with the job description. That’s a little excessive.