Starting out with a phone call chat. Basically, the recruitment team gets to know you and sees if you would be a good fit.
Followed by a 30-minute technical video interview, going over your experience and projects and how they would relate to work.
There was then a 1 hour 30 minute in-person interview at the Oshawa centre. This time focused on STARLA behavioural type questions. They asked for a resume review and then proceeded with 4 STARLA questions.
They usually have some time at the end, so they gave me a tour of the facility.
Finally, there was another 30-minute quick chat with a hiring manager.
Everyone was extremely nice, happy to share information about the workplace, and helpful during this process. Things did move quickly. I had all 4 interviews/phone calls within a span of 2 weeks.
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