After sending in an online application, I was contacted by a recruited who scheduled a phone screen for the next week. The phone screen was pretty straightforward, asking about my resume and my educational experiences. After the phone screen, I was contacted by a separate recruiter to schedule an in-person interview in Boston about a week later. There is no reception area at the Boston office, so when you walk in you enter directly into the open office space. One of the women who was interviewing me directed me into the glass conference room to wait. I was then separately interviewed by two teams of two and the manager of the office, the whole process lasting about an hour and a half. The interviews were more conversational, focusing on the work that the different positions in the office do and my interest in the Research Analyst position. Everyone I met was pleasant and very honest in their responses to my questions. After the interview, I never heard anything back from Guidepoint, despite following up, and I ultimately accepted an offer with a different company.