I could not say enough positive things about my interview experience with Broadly. I would not be going out on a limb to say that this was not only the best interview experience I've ever had, but quite possibly the best I'll ever have. From the very beginning, it was clear that everything you've read about Broadly on Glassdoor is true. Tiffany, who I had my initial call with one week after applying, instantly made me feel at ease, and I ended up talking with her for nearly an hour in what was more like a friendly, honest, and open discussion than anything. She was a self-described open book who truly made me feel like I could be myself in the interview, and set very clear expectations for the interview process moving forward and the company's refusal to drag it out longer than necessary. I had a second call the very next day with John, a senior member of the success team, and it was more of the exact same thing. It was readily evident upon learning more about the position and the company and speaking with Tiffany and John that the people who work there genuinely enjoy what they do. The same day, I offered the opportunity to meet four other members of the success team the following week for an in-person interview, the last step of the process. I was told that the process would be two hours long, giving you 30 minutes to speak individually with each interviewer, followed by a happy hour that would give you the opportunity to meet with the rest of the team in a casual setting (yes, really.) I had to make the hard to decision the day before the interview to opt out of continuing with the final step of the interview process, as I had unexpectedly been offered another role within my current company, which I ended up accepting. However, I know that in different circumstances, I would have immediately jumped at the opportunity to work alongside the Broadly family if offered.