Wasn't that bad. I had an interview at the office, and it was mostly a lot of behavioral questions: what I was expecting for the job, what I thought I could bring, any weaknesses I had, etc. At the end though, there was an on-site "test" of sorts where I had to draft an email and a mini bio on a possible donor. If anything, I wish that they'd give internships for undergrads to help with research rather than just host events.

Video interview made up of only four questions. Fairly straightforward questions that asked why you wanted to work for Human Rights Watch in particular and when you're available start date was.