3 total interviews, only the 2nd one felt like a real interview. The others were more like conversations. After the 2nd interview you get a "market survey" assignment that has you reach out to people in your network and interview them about personal financial issues facing their industries and getting ideas for how to connect with professionals similar to them. Smooth process overall and no complaints, although the biggest falloff is from interview 2 to 3 (when the surveys are assigned); if it bothers you too much to interview people about this then the job might not be for you, and that's kind of the reason they assign these.

Was told about the program and how I would need to get certified to sell life insurance in order to participate in the program. The interviewer was laid back and relaxed. It was a group interview.