I applied through an employee referral. The process took 6 months. I interviewed at NBCUniversal in Nov 2014
Interview
I applied online during the summer and I got a response via email for the automated video-recording interview about 2 months later. The in person interview came about 3 months after that, and I got the rejection 8 weeks after that. One of the 3 interviewers left in the middle of the interview, so I'm fairly sure there's one person making the final call. I know they interview groups of 7-12 final round applicants at a time, so the people you interview with aren't your only competition. From what I understand your chances are greatly improved if you interned at NBC, know someone in upper management who can vouch for you, or if you're going through the interview process for the second time. I'm fairly certain that a 6 month interview process for an entry level position, hence my negative experience, but this seems to be the best way to get into the company, so grit your teeth and play ball.
Great interview process. Team was communicative throughout the steps. Interview includes virtual interview, completing supplement essays on application, an in-person panel interview with other interviewers which included a speech, group interview, group exercise, and one-on-one interview.
The interview process involved a standard application and essay. This was followed by a virtual process that had to be completed online and then a panel interview with multiple candidates.
Apply, HireVue, Panel Interview. Two month process. Pretty straightforward actually. They are not trying to trick you. Panel Interview was honestly fun. We had group activities, and projects. It varies from coast to coast.
