I applied via Indeed for one location but a different location called to schedule an interview. My interview took place in the morning. Upon initial appearance the building is run down & very old. The front door is locked & can only be unlocked by the front office assistant. There is a tv screen that displays the classroom activity so you can get an idea of the entire place & what the kids do. I waited a few minutes for the site director to become ready for our interview. I arrived 15 minutes early. The interview took place in a small closet like room. The site director looked over my resume & asked me about my experience. There was only one situational question and no personality questions. I also did not have to take any assessments online. It was more so about needs in the center. The site director expressed that she needed someone that wants a career and not just a job. I met with her for about 10 minutes max. Afterward, you are required to do a "working interview." The working interview consists of being able to manage a group of kids while doing an activity (i.e. reading them a story, singing a song, etc.) I found this uncomfortable only because the lead teacher did not help at all. It was like throwing someone that couldn't swim into a pool & watching them drown. Luckily for me, kids love me so it was no problem getting them to like me but it was difficult getting them to listen & sit while I read. That took about 30 minutes & I got through 2 books out of 3. Following that, I got interviewed again with the assistant site director & she asked more so preference questions (i.e age group, availability, hours, potty training, bus experience to drive, etc.) She briefly expressed the day-to-day task but made sure to tell that everyone is responsible for cleaning bathrooms. She never mentioned hourly & I forgot to ask. I found this whole interview process very unusual. I'm supposed to wait until Monday for a call back but I will be declining.