Intermountain Health Project Manager interview questions

Started with a 30 minute phone interview. Was then called two days later to setup an in person interview with the hiring manager and another co-worker on the project management team. Then received a call about 1-2 weeks later with the job offer.

I applied online and received a request from the recruiter for a phone interview within a few business days. The phone interview went well, and I moved into the second stage. The second phone interview was with the actual hiring manager. This also went well and I was asked to come in for a final in-person interview. The final interview consisted of meeting with two groups: managers and prospective team members. I left feeling good about the interview but still unclear on what exactly they were looking for. The hiring manager stated they would follow up in 6 weeks on candidate status post interview and stated that they always let candidates know their status and don't leave candidates wondering. After 6 weeks, I received zero updates. A few days post "deadline" I e-mailed the recruiter and was informed that I was not selected. The lack of follow up was disappointing especially since it was insisted that they do not leave candidates hanging. While the interviews were about average the lack of follow-up from the hiring manager and/or recruiter turned this into a negative experience.