Before Lutron came to my schools career fair, they emailed all students in the Computer Science department a programming challenge (write a program that finds all palindromes given a list of words). If you correctly completed the challenge, they would give you a prize at the career fair, and consider you for an interview. I completed the challenge, and talked to a recruiter at the career fair. I mentioned that my GPA was slightly below their 3.0 requirement, and they said that it didn't matter, they were impressed with my code and wanted to interview me anyway. They scheduled a Skype interview with me two weeks later. Come interview time, I get on Skype at the scheduled time, and half an hour after the interview was supposed to start, the interviewer still had not shown, so I called the woman who I scheduled the interview with. She says the interviewer was out at lunch and he will give me a call when he returns. Two hours later, I finally receive a phone call from the College Relations Leader. He tells me that my GPA did not meet the 3.0 requirement and that he would not be interviewing me. This company is extremely unprofessional, and I recommend you do not waste your time.

Good and touched different aspects. Was three different days with four on the last day. First was a supervised coding exercise, second was system and UI design, third day was more behavioral and problem solving.