From application to offer took about three weeks, and funnily enough I didn't hear back to schedule the phone interview until two weeks in. In-person was three days after. The phone interview consists of general questions regarding availability and whatnot. In-person is almost entirely behavioral, much to my surprise it was an incredibly easygoing experience and I genuinely felt comfortable in the moment. BM was very engaging and the interview ran a little over an hour. Most definitely the best interview experience I've ever had, and my last one was awful. Just be yourself and show a genuine concern for client experience, run through a few random STAR prompts in your head, and you'll do great. Received offer 4 days later. Background took two weeks, they sent me two pre-adverse notices throughout the process but allowed me the opportunity to submit further documentation and clarification, and I received the all-clear via email upon passing; so don't think you're finished or throw in the towel due to BG check obstacles because they absolutely take a discretionary approach to their assessment in my experience.

Odd, recruiter was nice, offered less money than the posted salary came back with a better offer but I didn’t take the job due to so may inconsistency in the interview