I was actually prepared for a negative experience because of recent review on Glassdoor from a candidate who interviewed for the same job in the same city, I am confident that I had the same interviewer as that candidate. I feel like I am highly qualified, capable, and enthusiastic for the Lead Stylist role in Pittsburgh. My interviewer introduced herself, then asked a few generic questions. There were no follow-up questions to my answers, no questions about anything on my resume, and this segment was non-conversational. It was frankly bizarre. She was done interviewing after 7-8 minutes, then asked if I had any questions. I did have 5 questions, that she answered to my satisfaction. That segment was more conversational because I was able to dictate the flow. Overall the call was 18 minutes long, the majority of the time was her answering my questions. I truly felt like I was an inconvenience and was not given an opportunity to explain my skills and experience. My expectations of having an interested and conversational interviewer were not met. I can take a “no” and understand if there were better candidates, but this was truly an unprofessional experience where I was not given the appropriate opportunity for this position.

Very long and tedious process - especially for lead stylist. About eight interviews before you get to the end. At the end of the day, it’s trying to join a sorority that finally feels the need to be value based during times when companies need diversity. Make sure to read reviews carefully and check out their teams on LinkedIn.