So my experience was similar to the other negative ones on here, except that I received a detailed email at the end telling me everything I did wrong in my interview process. For those of you wishing for more information after an interview, sometimes a "thanks but no thanks" is better than a "let me detail all the ways that you don't live up to our standards" email. Heads up to future applicants - if they ask you to write an email explaining a two-week delay to a client, the correct answer is "I would never send an email for that situation I would get on the phone and call them right away." Apparently "negative" language is also a no-no and "we all eat the same dirt" is their motto so no blame shifting. OK!

Thorough and met with 4 people in a variety of positions. They kept open lines of communication and I always knew where I was in the process. Questions were used to get to know you, your skill set, and about the culture/job expectations.