I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Insight Global (Chicago, IL) in Jul 2015
Interview
I was found through zip recruiter. I had a phone interview and then we scheduled a face-to-face interview, which consisted of three small interviews. The process was very laid back, which I couldn't tell if that was a good thing or not. I could tell from the beginning I wasn't going to fit in with this company and did not get the offer, Everyone was a little too peppy and "too cool for school" for me, and I couldn't tell if people actually took their jobs seriously. Everyone was so young that it made me feel like there was no room for growth.
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Question 1
I got a lot of the basics, and I was also asked about my social life. I applied from out of state and was asked by each interviewer what my plans were for Friday night. I couldn't tell if that was a trap or if they were all just genuinely interested. However, I didn't come to the interview to talk about my social life.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Insight Global (San Jose, CA)
Interview
Phone interview, followed by an on campus interview, followed by two in-office interviews, and a lunch interview. I met a ton of people when I interviewed including the entire office.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Insight Global (Austin, TX) in Feb 2016
Interview
My information was given to a recruiter by an employee I know, and she contacted me about 5 days later for a quick phone screening. After talking for about 30 minutes on the phone she set up an in person interview for me in Austin, Texas. The in person interview was very informal, more of a conversational "get to know you" type interview. I interviewed with 3 individuals, each of which were extremely friendly, but didn't really ask me many questions about myself. They don't care about your qualifications, your resume will simply get you in the door. They made that very clear during the interview. They mostly care about whether or not you are personable and can really hold a conversation. I went into the interview knowing the company was very fraternity/sorority like, and that it would almost be like rushing. I did not expect, however for them to ask me such unprofessional questions. I know they are looking for extremely Type A, party type personalities, but I was shocked at how little they cared about experience or work ethic. They are looking for people that will go out and party with them.