Took 1.5 months from recruiter calls to final panel. It was over the holidays so that was partially why it was relatively long. Had recruiter calls, a call with a manager, then a 3 hour panel, broken up into 3 calls.

Within 3 hours of submitting my application on their website, I received a response from a recruiter and we had an interview scheduled for 2 days later. I was very optimistic as the company is involved in all the areas that are my passion. But the interview was awkard. I was told the phone call would take 1-hour but ended up being less than 25 minutes and I don't know if the recruiter had a bad day or not(as this was in late afternoon). The interview felt cold and lifeless. She sounded like she had little emotion. The recruiter asked me 5 questions and 2 of them were the same. I was expecting questions about my values as most of the feedback on Glassdoor mentioned this however all 5 questions were highly specific towards my prior work experience. I felt as if the recruiter was looking at someone elses resume. She asked me a question about a role I never had. When asked why I applied to Stand Together and I mentioned it being a non-profit she kept correcting me and saying that I shoudl be aware its part of the larger Koch Institute network with overlapping responsilibities. I asked her to clarify and she repeated herself. Otherwise the other questions were decently standard generic prior work expereince questions. Aside the fact she didn't see to know which applicant I was and her lack of personality. The entire 20 minutes left a sour taste in my mouth. Recruiters are usually the most energetic employees so I do hope she was just having a bad day and dont want to judge the entire work atmosphere off the short interaction.