Designed to intrigue art, history, and english majors. Ask some pretty dumb questions to try and show they were hip and happening. Should be relatively easy, but they won't be hiring any time soon...maybe repo men. It is very possible they go our of business soon, but the CEO probably needs to worry about jail and being sued by shareholders.

The interview process was really laid back and friendly. FSW moves very quickly. I got a call from the recruiter (Ben) on a Friday afternoon and by Monday afternoon I had completed my second and third interviews and received an offer. During the phone screen we discussed basics about the position and the company's culture (and how I might fit in). It was very casual and easy. After that call, Ben immediately reached out to me to schedule an in-person interview. The second "interview" was Ben and I diving deeper into the role and the specific skills necessary to thrive as a BA in FSW. Honestly, it was very conversational and easy-going. After that, I was taken to another conference room where I interviewed with the Manager I'd be reporting to. A development team lead also sat in. That interview was a lot more technical. They asked very specific questions about my background and asked me to apply my experience to the work I would be doing at FSW.