Disappointing. For some reason, I was given a phone interview with someone in Florida when I applied for a position in Chicago. The interviewer's reason for this was because I had apparently "applied for a job in Florida," when in actuality I did not. I corrected the person interviewing me, and then they continued to tell me that they normally don't handle the Healthcare Analyst position interviews. They then proceeded to cut off the interview after only about 5 minutes to tell me to apply for an entry-level job so that I'd be able to "work my way up in the company." This job specifically said "entry-level" to begin with. When I told my interviewer this, I was given another excuse and not a true explanation as to why this job, that comes with training (at least that's what the site said), was not a job I should be interested in. Overall my interviewer was very unprofessional and I am saddened that my interview went this way.

There are 3-4 interviews. There is a screening, a couple behavioral interviews, and a case. The case is relatively easy as the math is simple, it is just thinking about the situation.