I met the company at career fair and they told me to apply online and soon I was contacted for a phone interview. After the phone interview I had to take a test. I was then contacted to fly to their corporate headquarters in Pennsylvania for the second round interview. They had a car service pick me up from the airport in a fancy luxury car with a driver. Every time you are transported by them, they have a luxury car service pick you up. They give you a tour of the "experience center" to see all of their products in a home setting. After that, I gave a sales presentation over one of their automated shade products. Next, they did an interview/role play to test your problem solving skills by giving you a scenario and seeing how you work through it. Then you do another role play interview and then they have someone show your blueprints and they ask you what you think the symbols mean. After lunch you will be interviewed by three different VP's of the company. Some are nice and some are not so nice. For one of my VP interviews, the person coordinating the day told me "how well your interview goes will depend on what kind of mood he is in today." The day is very long and very exhausting. At the end of the week after all of the interviews, they put all candidate's pictures up on the projector in their conference room and review each candidate. I talked to someone else who interviewed for an engineering position and Lutron explained to him the significance of the color blue for 15 minutes, did not allow him to eat lunch, and made him miss his flight. He said his Lutron interview experience was the worst day of his life.

First interview went great. Second lady called me and was extremely rude and unprofessional. Didn't even ask me questions about myself or my experience. Wrote me off immediately, despite having raving reviews from the first interview.