The interview process was one of the most intense I've ever had; I had submitted my resume online, and I received a response within a few days asking for a time to do a phone screen. The phone screen was time-boxed to 30 minutes (all of the meetings & phone calls I experienced were time-boxed in some fashion), and after an initial discussion with a current Product Manager (their position-label for a Product Owner), was told that someone would contact me soon thereafter. About two days later, I was contacted to schedule an in-person interview, which took about two weeks to schedule as there were six people I was going to talk to in one marathon four hour long interview. During the wait between scheduling and the on-site interview, I was asked to prepare a 30 minute presentation which was to focus on a pitch for a potential feature or standalone app. The instructions said to not spend more than 3 hours on my preparation, which was insane - of course it took more than 3 hours (by a factor of at least 3). The actual on-site interview process was done almost completely by video conferencing (I literally met with *one* person who actually worked on site), and I found that portion to be pretty off-putting. But, I will say that everyone was really nice to speak to, and asked good questions; I felt I could have kept talking with them long past the 30 minutes allotted to each interviewer, and there was a good mix of roles in who was tapped to interview me. After the interview, I was contacted with news that they weren't going to go forward with an offer for me due to a lack of experience on my part, which wasn't an unfair critique - I'm moving into this career from an unrelated field with minimal experience, so I was pretty impressed I got as far as I did. I do, however, feel like they probably knew that I wasn't a good fit from an experience position prior to running me through the ringer - otherwise, I would have expected them to give me some detailed reasons other than that blanket reason for why they decided against making an offer. However, they look like a great company to work for, and I appreciate that they gave me the opportunity to apply. :)