My interview process matched what I’ve read from others. I had a total of 4 interviews, and each were with analysts with little experience. The first was a phone screen, second was a more technical screen. Then, they required me to take a proctored Wonderlic test, along with a personality test. After that, I was given a case study interview that presented a very basic, yet extremely vague problem, with no set goal and a seemingly naive understanding from the interviewer. I walked through it well, but it didn’t seem relevant to the position. After that, I got a rejection email with not much explanation why.

I applied online through a university job board posting and had several rounds of interviews. There were 3 phone screens, 1 technical assessment, 1 personality assessment, and 3 video calls. There was a disconnect during the entire process as I never knew how many steps were left and if it was the last round in the interview process. Each interviewer only cared about their round and did not pass me any information of what to expect next (neither was I given the time to ask any questions in the end in many rounds). Finally, after all those rounds I received a rejection email from a random person (who was never involved in the entire process until now). Few positive points: 1. Really enjoyed conversations with a few interviewers. 2. I was told about the chapter 11 bankruptcy right in the first round, so they are not trying to keep you in the dark.