Lengthy and thorough, the most I have ever experienced throughout my career where I was merely a potential candidate. It's isn't good or bad, just found it to be it could be somewhat misleading. I met with a number of executives as well as the engineering team. Of course the executives are not going to give you the technical questions that an engineer is most comfortable, they are going to be broad and general, looking for examples in your career where you had shown X, Y or Z skills. The other interview where based around personal values. Those were in my opinion not presented in the best way possible. A persons values can come from so many different places, and for some of us who may not have had great role models growing up, it may be those very lack of values or beliefs that became the personal motivation to aspire to do more and to grow as a person with values. I can express these thing now, but ask me during an interview and the hesitation to formulate an appropriate answer is difficult. I toured the facility and I was sincerely interested in how they operate coming from a manufacture company myself, noticing the similarities and difference in how their approaches. The engineering team seemed very down to earth and did not appear to try and ask unreasonable questions that I would struggle to answer. Over all it was a pleasant experience.
