The process involved an online application, recording video responses to three interview questions, a phone interview, and finally an in-person interview with 2-3 teammates. The entire process took about 2-3 weeks.

Interview process is LONG. Applied in June, received an email in July asking me to do a video-interview recording your answers online. The video is a little awkward - you have 30 seconds to think about what you are going to say and about 2 minutes to answer each question. Most of the questions are about your personal background and a little bit about what you know about Chipotle. 3 weeks later I received a phone interview with 4 member marketing team. The phone interview was much more relaxed and conversational. Two weeks after that, I received an in-person at a coffee shop with a local Chipotle marketing rep. This interview is a little more formal but is really in place to get a personality feel. It is very important that you understand how to market in the target area. They like to know that you are educated with programs and activities in the city and have ideas on how Chipotle can get involved. There were two additional stages that I did not advance to following the in-person. One is a group in-person interview with several members of the regional marketing team and the final interview is a phone screen with one of the senior marketing folks at their corporate office. All in all, this is a LONG process. The job is work from home with lots of travel and pays well. They estimated 50-60K with performance bonuses.

More informal phone interview 6 other field marketing strategists. We talked casually about my personal and professional background Hire Vue recorded video interview - 6 questions, 15 minutes. It's very awkward to provide interview responses with absolutely no feedback.