This company does not respect the time of its applicants. Small note - ShopRunner does not have a designated NYC office - they're located in a WeWork co-op space. With this in mind, good luck. After passing the two rounds of phone interviews, I flew out to the New York City office and was led to a conference room. After a pleasant introductory interview with the first ShopRunner employee, I was told the next three interviews would be conducted in 30-minute increments via video call to their Chicago and Conshohocken offices. The first interviewer made sure I was logged into the video call on a company laptop, and left the room. And that is precisely where things went downhill. I waited. And waited. Keep in mind that this individual interview was supposed to be 30 minutes long. After 15 minutes of no one logging into the video call, I left the interview room to find Interviewer #1 to see what was happening. She was nowhere to be found. I immediately found the first con of working at a WeWork co-op space - the actual work area (away from the shiny lounges you see advertised) were impossible to navigate. There was no map, no guide - just hallway after hallway of glass-boxed rooms. I was walking through what was essentially an endless mirror-maze of office space hoping to find the ShopRunner room, but to no avail. I returned to the interview room and emailed the recruiter to notify him I was still waiting for my interview to start (the recruiter had not given me any contact numbers). I waited. The recruiter sent off an email to alert my interviewers. Then I waited some more. Finally, I had enough. I got up to use the bathroom, did one last loop around WeWork labyrinth to attempt to find a door or window labeled ShopRunner, failed to do so, and returned to the interview room to collect my things. Like clockwork, interviewer #2 FINALLY logged in, a whopping 25 minutes late. To make matters worse, I had to sit there and watch her sprint down hallways at her own location, looking for a room to interview in. When she finally sat down, she was out of breath, and I barely had time to introduce myself. Then to add insult-to-injury, she then proceeded to cut into Interviewer #3's time. I couldn't believe it. Completely and utterly unprofessional. After the three video interviews, there was another in-person interview, followed by a whiteboard exercise. I was told I would hear back early the following week. After not hearing back, I emailed the recruiter to ask about my application status and was told I did not get the job because they were "looking for someone who closer matched the requirements." I would not recommend interviewing with this company.