I applied on linked in. A couple days later I was contacted by a recruiter to schedule a 10 minute screening interview. I think I was just asked why I was interested in the job. She told me she would reccomend me for an interview and I would hear something no matter what in a week. I was not contacted for a month. I then had to take 4 different tests. As I lived in Michigan at the time and the job was in Wisconsin I had a half hour zoom interview. This was another screening interview with a recruiter. They told me a little about the job and asked about why I wanted to work at uline. Again I was told I'd hear within 2 weeks if I made it to the next round. Yet again another month went by. Finally I was invited for a all day in person interview a month later. I drove through 3 states during a pandemic for this interview. This in person interview was with 3 people each one a separate half hour interview. I also had to take 2 more tests. 2 out of the 3 managers had told me they liked me and I was either going to work in a different department or there's. They just needed the owner to sign off. I was told once again I would hear back in 2 weeks. After waiting a month and following up with the first recruiter I talked via email I got a stereotypical HR email letting me know I did not get the position.

Went through several hoops, including an extensive phone screening and personality testing - In the end, I did not get a call back for an onsite interview.