A recruiter contacted me on Indeed, presumably based on my resume. I was a recent graduate with little professional experience, but some work experience in schools/education. After some emails I had two phone interviews with two different people, each interview lasted around an hour. Then, I was invited for an in person interview that required travel for 3+ hours. Travel was not reimbursed. In person interview was with two people and lasted about 2.5 hours plus a paid lunch. Received positive cues from all that interviewed me throughout the process. Was never told if anyone else was applying for the same position. Received an offer shortly after. The process was long but fairly easy and relaxed. A lot of time was spent talking about Huntington's history and the franchise. Most questions were just asking about my resume/experience and my philosophies on education and working with kids, nothing really that tricky. In my in person interview it looked like there was a multi-page question template they were following but I don't think they asked all the questions. Nothing tricky, would have been rated interview as "easy" if the process wasn't so long. Was told the average work week would be 45 hours or more and the days would be long but they needed flexibility.