pretty rigorous. there is 4-5 different steps to the process. It is dragged with multiple phone and in-person interviews along with assessments. Comes off as they have trust issues. Also, recruiter makes you feel like you secured the job talking about getting your apartment ready for when you train in CA. They are so concerned with making sure you're willing to relocate even when you tell them yes 100 times. The people were nice, but the process drags. When I did the in person interview, it felt like I was already tossed in the rejection pile before the real interviews started. Got barely any non-verbal feedback as they just stare at you blankly which of course makes you more nervous. Felt like I was a burden in their daily schedule.

It's pretty disappointing to be rejected with the automated "we decided not to proceed with your application" email after sending resume, cover letter, school transcripts, completing 1h IQ test and having 3, let me emphasize it 3 different interviews with 2 panels of interviewers. The whole process took about 1.5 month and a lot of preparation. While I enjoyed meeting people at JVM it would be helpful if the company provided clearer reasons on why candidates are being dropped off, especially for the ones getting to the 4th round.