The interview process involved four parts. An initial recruiter phone screening, an interview with the hiring manager, interviews with members of the onboarding and success team, and a final presentation on a topic of your choice. The recruiting team provided regular updates and support for each stage of the interview process. I felt well supported and informed throughout. It was the best interview process I've ever experienced hands down.

I was initially very excited to be considered for this position, but based on the hiring process, I clearly dodged a bullet. 6 Rounds of interviews with a total of 10 people across a 2-month period is excessive, especially when the Presentation came last, which felt like an afterthought. In the first round, the hiring manager acted like he was there against his will and didn't seem to like me, so I was actually shocked when I made it to the next round. Everyone else was pleasant and said my responses were "perfect" and "sound like I already work here," but ultimately, I was rejected with no explanation. My first red flag should have been when the recruiter was not transparent about how many rounds of interviews there would be or that there would be a presentation, which I believe was intentional because they had no alignment or plan for what they were actually looking for. One last thing - and this may seem petty, but worth calling out. They sent me an email saying I'd receive a GrubHub voucher to get lunch on them for my Team Interview, but I never got it. Just thought it was kinda funny and speaks to their lack of followthrough and sincerity.