First you get a quick call over the phone asking you simple questions like "Why do you want to work for Geico. She also went over the salary & hours of work. She placed me on hold, Then I was asked to come in and take testing and for possible interview. I was scheduled to come in 2 weeks after the phone date. But I received a call 2 days later saying that I need to come in on the following Saturday since classes were being filled faster. 1. The first thing i had to do when I got there was wait to be called to take the online test. The test was timed for each section. The test was based on listening to customers. And also a speed typing test. (This test was not hard). I passed the test so i then could move on to the next process. 2. The next step was the facet to face interview, about 10-15 questions on your background etc...I passed that part and was then told I would move on to the next step. 3. This was the last step for me, I forgot the name of the test but it was very hard. I had to basically read over to pages in 25 minutes about a company then , my phone would ring and the person would act like a customer asking questions about their claims. I was confused and did not really know what to do, but i tried my best. I feel like it i was trained on this i could do better. Since Geico would be training me anyway to do the job. I also feel like the only way to pass this test was if you had experience in working with claims and insurance, which I never had. After this was over she asked me about 3 questions about what i had just done. She then said a hiring manager would contact me since it was a Saturday and they were not in. ( I knew at this point i did not get the job). I was glad that i made it as far as I did though. A couple of days later i then received my rejection email.