I put an application in after seeing a job post via Indeed. From there, I did a phone interview, which advanced me to an in-house group interview. Apparently it was supposed to be at a different branch, & I didn't find out until the first interview that if hired, I'd be working at the branch about a half hour away from me (I was told this was a rotating teller position, & Waynesboro was not mentioned at first). Nonetheless, it would have only been a minor inconvenience. During the first interview, one of the "higher-ups" went on a soap-box about student loans & her opinion about them or whatever--after she asked me about my credit & I said that I did have them out. That seemed to seal her opinion about me. I left with a bad taste in my mouth & didn't care for the company to call back until I did receive a call for a second interview. Not sure why I even pursued it as it was a waste of time & gas. They already made their pick, & because of my student loan debt it wasn't me. I was made to feel as if I had the job, which was misleading. Most interviewers do not phrase themselves in a way that makes the interviewee feel that they have the job unless they actually do. Nonetheless, I wrote a thank you note & promptly received a email response back saying "thanks, but no thanks." I politely asked for a critique of my interview(s) & haven't heard a word back.