Lots of experience in a short period of time. They keep a tight budget and do not want to have to hire non-foxhole roles if they don't have to. So, if you're willing to work the extra time to do additional projects for added experience, then this place is perfect.
Extreme micromanagement, poor/dishonest communication for the Emerging Leaders Program, and an expectation to have one person do the job of multiple associates with the same salary.
Don't bully associates to move to other locations for "opportunities".
I got the first interview through college recruiting. Once that was over, I was sent some forms and quizzes to complete. I was then called onsite, where I had in-person interviews. After this, I was sent an offer.
The process was very long. It started with an online application, accompanied by a short questionnaire to fill out. This was then followed by a short phone interview with a recruiter, and then an hour-long behavioral interview with the same recruiter
I had a phone screening initially. Then, I had to take a personal assessment, which was frustrating and long. I was not sure why we had to take that. After that, I was invited out to the HQ in DC, and they paid for my trip there.
I got the first interview through college recruiting. Once that was over, I was sent some forms and quizzes to complete. I was then called onsite, where I had in-person interviews. After this, I was sent an offer.
The process was very long. It started with an online application, accompanied by a short questionnaire to fill out. This was then followed by a short phone interview with a recruiter, and then an hour-long behavioral interview with the same recruiter
I had a phone screening initially. Then, I had to take a personal assessment, which was frustrating and long. I was not sure why we had to take that. After that, I was invited out to the HQ in DC, and they paid for my trip there.