super easy and nice. They were super nice about misunderstandings/ not fully understanding what the job is. They were open to working around my class schedule and understood that I did not have the most amount of time.

It was a very broad interview where typical questions were asked. The questions ranged from what are your weaknesses, and strengths, to why you would like to work for them.

I was very disappointed in this company. The interview had to begin with only one of the two interviewers present, as the other couldn't be tracked down. Then, once the second interviewer arrived I had to repeat all my answers to the previous questions that she missed. I had applied for a position in which there were multiple shifts and I had spoken with HR in a screening phone call about desired salary. Yet, I was immediately informed that only night shifts were available. I indicated that I was not interested in that, but they wanted to continue the interview "in case they could work something out." I continued the interview, was given a tour of the laboratory and, after I had been there for over an hour was I informed that the pay was $15 an hour. I have a bachelor's degree and laboratory experience. Eurofins, who is the largest environmental testing agency in the world, thinks that it is okay to pay qualified employees less than they could make working at Starbucks. I was told that the pay rate was firm. I was very irritated as I took a personal day and wasted 4 hours (driving included) to attend this interview. I had already informed the HR representative what my salary expectations were, and they were completely ignored and my time was wasted.