Easy but very private. You have to show you’re able to follow instruction but also navigate working as a team. It was more nerve wracking to meet everyone. Just be yourself and delta will see that you shine: that’s what matters.

It goes really fast. They are super organized and efficient, you finish one thing and someone is there ready to take you to the next phase. You don't get a lot of time to really sell yourself unless you get a one on one, and even then if you vibe with your recruiter can have a lot to do with outcome. They are, however, watching you at all times. In the group activity don't take over the group. 2 people in my group really tried to show how much of a leader they were and were both trying to one-up each other as well as ignoring/disregarding anything myself and the other applicant had to say. At the end of the interview about 30 people were brought in to a room and given one on ones. I was included and the other applicant in my group that was disregarded with me was in there, but neither of the two "leaders" were. They are super transparent about what the lifestyle is like. I really appreciated that brutal honesty, because I decided it wasn't the right time for me to pursue the lifestyle.

The interview process can be quite lengthy and very intense. There are a few stages pending you make it to the next step: application, assessment, video interview, phone interview, in-person interview.