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Phenomenal. Recruiter emailed me about a week after I applied. We set up a phone screening. He told me everything you would want to know before you put time and effort into an interview process (which can be a lot, depending on the company). It's a sales development role that is designed to help you master the basics of the industry sales, and he did not dress it up as anything better. You need to understand going into the interview that this is not a dream job, but it is not meant to be. After completing the whole interview process I realized that there are endless opportunities at this company to make a ton of money and this position is what you need to do to access those. And that was made perfectly clear. In-person interview was with two sales dev. supervisors, and they were equally as authentic. Interview was only supposed to be an hour long, it ended up being two hours. I do not believe that is how it normally goes, but the supervisors and I were literally just having a conversation. I've gotten offers from a few other companies and this was the one company that legitimately wanted to get to know me, and did not even care that I took up an extra hour of their time. There is a third "interview" (but seemed like more of a formality to me) that gives you an opportunity to talk with a national sales director. All in all, even if I didn't take the position, I was grateful for the experience. I don't do reviews or anything like this very often, but I felt like I should let other people know.