I applied online and heard back from the recruiter the very next day. The interview took place a week later and lasted about 30 minutes. The recruiters were really nice, however, it seemed more like they had been trained to be nice rather than being genuinely nice and interested in you. The interview was pretty fast paced and they mainly asked questions about leadership experience. Many of their questions were follow-up based, meaning they asked questions based on your answer to their previous question. They also asked you to go through your resume and your highlights, which in all honesty, it seemed like they hadn't even looked at before the interview. Although I was really stoked about this opportunity at first, I didn't quite like the bit of insincerity I could sense during the interview. Consequently, this made me question whether or not I would really like to work for this company. I could also tell based on the interview that I wasn't suited for this program because they seem to be looking for a very specific type of leadership, which makes sense. Either way, the interview process was pretty okay and like most interviews, although I haven't ever felt that slight ungenuine vibe from any other recruiter I've interviewed with before.

My interview process with Gallo was outstanding. It's a three step process: 1. Because Gallo only campus recruits from a few select schools, I had my first few interviews over the phone. During my first two phone calls, I've never felt so at ease and conversational. They're really trying to get a read on who you are and how you could fit in with the company. 2. I met face to face with a Gallo employee. She wasn't a recruiter, but still drove over an hour to meet me. Excellent interview. 3. They'll fly you out to one of their recruiting conferences with anywhere between 20-30 other candidates. If you've made it this far, you've got a pretty good shot at the job. Very relaxed time with corporate employees. Shake a lot of hands and be yourself. Don't sweat the presentation, but be ready for some very blunt questions about your desire to be in this company afterwards.