CoverMyMeds interview questions

The interview was pretty straightforward and I loved the project day portion. I felt very comfortable and the interviewer made the experience super conversational. There were no crazy, out of the box questions and I really felt like the interviewer cared about what I had to say/my experiences.

GREEN FLAGS: The interviews were generally very positive experiences. The people (for the most part) were warm and professional, and I could tell they reviewed my materials thoroughly as many questions were highly specific to my experience. RED FLAGS: The process was comprised of FIVE different interviews, including a project presentation. That's at least 5 hours of time off work, not to mention prep time for a presentation that ultimately did not result in a job offer. That's a risk you take as an applicant, which is understandable, but just know that the process is a commitment, which may continue on a lot longer than you expect. I also saw a bit of a red flag with the project presentation as I was required to do work that seemed very much like work I'd complete if offered the job. The assignment was certainly a chance to show what I could do in the role, because I felt that I was literally performing the job duties of the role, but in the interview stage. I've done editing tests/example work assignments for interviews before, but never have been asked to something so specific that I wondered if the work product would actually be used.