After submitting my resume, I got an email in about 2 weeks inviting me to have a phone interview. That was scheduled for a week later with a girl in HR. Then, I was invited to have another phone interview a week later with a training coordinator. They were both standard "tell me about a time when..." or "what would you do if..." questions. They were both very pleasant, answered lots of my questions, and explained the role to me.
Soon after my second interview, I was invited to the campus in Centennial (Denver). It was about a month later that I actually went, just due to the fact that I couldn't get the time off from my current job to go.
It was great at headquarters. They paid for everything. It started out with a tour of the building, and then there was a 30 minute IQ test. This thing was difficult. I had practiced IQ tests online and aced them, but this one was way harder, just as a heads up.
Anyway, after that, two training coordinators came in and interviewed me. It was similar to the phone interviews. Then, they asked me to do a brain teaser. I had done most of the ones they asked me about, and I told them so. They finally found one that I hadn't done, and it was pretty hard. I won't tell you what it is, because that would ruin the whole point of the brain teaser. They want to see how you figure it out, and talk while you're doing it. After that, they went out while I prepared a lesson. I ended up teaching the interviewers a basic waltz step, which they seemed to enjoy.
At the end, I asked them some questions about the position, and it was over. They left, and the HR girl who showed me the building came back in and introduced me to another employee who took me and another candidate to lunch. They told me that they would let me know within 2 weeks, and they emailed me about a week and a half later to offer me the position.
