The entire interview process lasted a little over 3 months. It started with an initial writing assignment, followed by one phone interview, 4 separate video interviews, and one presentation interview. The interviews were structured but also relaxed and conversational.

I had two phone interviews with a recruiter and office coordinator before I was invited to an in-person interview at the photo studio (in the Tenderloin of all places). The onsite interview process was 3 hours long and consisted of 4 one on one interviews followed by a project presentation that they give you a week to work on. The project and the questions they asked were a bit vague. They will tell you there's no right answer, but they clearly have a right answer in mind, which requires inside knowledge of the company and culture. What I really didn't appreciate was that they sent me an automatic rejection email after I took the time to complete a project that I presented as part of a long interview process, kind of overkill for what the job is. The least they could do is send a personal email. It was really unprofessional of them and shows that they don't embody or care about the values they constantly harp on during the interview process. Think about that before you invest your time in opportunities at this company.