Went through 3 rounds of interviews (was even brought on-site) over the course of 2 months. Here are my overall thoughts about the company and team interview: - Company seems like a good place to work (just a little old school). - The Mooresville campus is gorgeous. - Heard a lot of "drinking the kool-aid" comments which can be both good or bad. - The team I interviewed with seemed to be focused more on theories rather than every day practical applications. - Some of the people interviewing had far less experience and it was obvious when I asked them questions about their jobs/experience. - The job description was more of a training role rather than ID (they outsource their eLearning development FYI). - The recruiter was more interested in his phone than me when he was giving me a "tour." Just make sure you do your homework and ask a TON of questions because some things get lost in translation. It's a decent place to work, just not for me.

The second round on Scenario based interview round with manager, high chances to get rejected. You will receive an assignment and you have to create a short document on this.