Not sure if it was the company itself or the recruiter. My process was not impressive. The recruiter never followed up even though I was a final candidate. I had to reach out to the recruiter every single time for some sort of an update. Seems unprofessional, especially since this is for talent solutions. LinkedIn also seems to oversell the "greatness" of their culture. And after my interview the overselling became a red flag. My first interview was with a team member. He was cold and inexperienced. I got a strong sense of arrogance from the team member and also the recruiter. I did not formally speak or see a hiring manager until the final round. And between the time I began the process until the end it was way too long. Months. I like the things I read and studied about the company. The process just proved it was not for me. If you do feel the company is a great fit here are some things I would suggest you prepare for: 1. Product knowledge - do your research, sign up for a demo 2. Company direction (10 yr plan - "economic graph") 3. Sales approach 4. Uniqueness. They want someone who can bring something new to their team. So stand out!

3 in total, screening with the recruiter, competency based questions with the hiring manager then a 90 minute panel interview, which consisted of a presentation about you the candidate, a case study scenario, mock discovery and some more competency questions.