A series of 4 total interviews and an assessment. 1 with the recruiter (30 minutes) 2 45 minute interviews with team leadership and a final with the director. Assessment Questions as of (8/22) 1. Write 150 words about why private non traded real estate is no more risky than public exchange traded real estate. In another 150 words argue the opposite side of the argument (why private non traded real estate is more risky). 2. Rebrand Fundrise and sell it to a chosen demographic you think is best suited for our investments. How would you sell Fundrise, and why have you chosen this demographic? Where would you target this message to acquire your chosen customer? Keep to under 400 words. 3. Review the data depicted in the charts below. Now answer the below inquiry, from a prospective investor: I was referred to Fundrise by my friend, who has been investing with you for several years. However, I notice that a large part of your portfolio is concentrated in Los Angeles. As an LA resident myself, I can attest to how unaffordable it is. So can you tell me how this strategy will help me earn returns, and boost my bottom line? Thanks in advance. I thought the interviews went well with the recruiter checking in every step of the process until after the final interview. No more recruiter outreach to check in, also the recruiter didn’t even bother to respond to my emails for feedback as the decision wasn’t quite clear as I fit the bill perfectly fine based on the conversations. With that said I have no problem spilling the tea as I find this very disrespectful on a companies behalf to blatantly ignore the candidate after making them go through a month of interviews. Fortunately I am at peace because this was a direction from the lord noting this was not my destiny. I hope this helps anyone in the future looking to apply at this company. Be sure to read up on the Investor Relations before continuing as there are risks you may want to take into account. All the best to future applicants as I hope you do not receive the same treatment I did.