Applied via Glassdoor. Received an email around 2 weeks later mentioning they were interested in my resume, but would like for me to answer a few questions first. Questions were very basic, and is their first attempt in seeing if you are a good fit. After a few days, I did receive another email requesting a phone interview, which was scheduled two days later. The phone interview was pleasant, and again basic questions were asked as the interviewer is trying to get a better feel for you, and to see if being a pricing analyst is a good fit. Following the phone interview, I was asked to come to their office in Valley Stream NY. Yes, not the most ideal location, but the commute isn't terrible, and the train is located right by the office. The in-person interview was great. Sat with HR to go over the program that is used, and received a basic rundown as to what a pricing analyst will use to do their day to day jobs. I then took a logical test, which wasn't too tricky, but can make you overthink yourself. After the test, I spoke with a manager who over looks a pricing analyst group. Had a great conversation with him, and felt positive after I left the office. The only doubts I had is that this position does require long house, which is no problem, but it's long hours sitting at a desk and having eyes glued to the software. Again, this isn't a major problem, but it could be for someone who isn't used to that daily. Overall the experience was a 5/5. Don't let the commute or location deter you.

Met by heads of HR and Operations for a tour of the office. Given a logic test to see if you can 1) Solve problems 2) Explain how you came to your solution. Then one-on-one with the Director of Pricing and POD Leader.