I received a call from a recruiter that there was an open position which fit my qualifications. I did an interview/screen with the recruiter (outside recruiting firm) first. They asked basic questions about my resume and how it fit with the job description. This was expected because many time the recruiters have no idea what the job actually consists of. My second interview was over the phone with one of the recruiters from the company, out of New York, who gave me a little more insight into the position. I got the feeling that she really didn't have much of an idea of what the job consisted of either. Again, pretty standard. She explained how the interview process would go and answered basic HR questions. She informed me that i would have another phone interview with the hiring manager and then an in person interview with several people. About 2 weeks later I received an email to set up a phone interview with the hiring manager. The interview went well, but again, I don't think the woman on the other end really knew too much about the position. Granted this position was in PA, and these people where in NY, I would still think that if they are hiring for a position that they should know what exactly it is they do. Overall, I thought the interview went well. It was right before the holidays , so she said that someone would contact me after the holidays. Again, to be expected. About Mid January I had not heard anything from them. I emailed both recruiters I had spoken with as well as the hiring manager several times. I never received a response back. I did wind up accepting an offer from another company a few months later, so I wasn't that upset over it, however, it would have been at least a professional courtesy for them to let me know that I wasn't selected to go on to the final interview instead of leaving me hanging and not returning emails. I have read other reviews on this company since the interviews that have similar experiences, so I guess that's just how they do business.