I received an email requesting a phone interview about 3 weeks after applying. They scheduled it for 2 days from the time I replied. They asked why I was looking for a job, what I had accomplished to increase customer satisfaction other than the things on my resume and other similar standard questions. They asked 2 mental math questions and asked me not to use a calculator (but can use pen and paper). These were simple questions but make sure you are prepared mentally for this. I panicked here and made a silly mistake. They replied via email 2 business days later that they did not think I was right for the position. I can't blame them haha. Up next would have been a video interview.

I had a phone screen with who I assumed with a Recruiter but actually ended up being someone in the group who I would have worked with if hired. He asked some of the weird sales questions that other people have mentioned on here... which I may have gotten incorrect because I was caught off guard and felt pressured to answer quickly. I feel like there were a few "weed out" questions that had nothing to do with my experience and skills as a Business Analyst - namely, multiplication on how many rings in a tray and what is 10.5% sales tax on a purchase. The interview otherwise went fine and I was still interested in the position despite the odd questions. I did not move forward in the interview process.