After sending in your resume, a recruiter would email you. Next is a followup email containing a link to tfapply with an application and personality assessment. Then you head over to the recruiting department to begin the aptitude test followed by an initial interview with an HR rep. Once that's done they will send you in the test area again to fill out last few questions along with an opinionated survey. They will contact you back in 3-5 days. If they decide to bring you back in, you would have a 2nd interview with a manager of the department you applied for. After that interview, the manager will send all his written notes and papers to his boss for them to either review or sign. You'll be notified within 3-5 business days if you've been accepted to receive an offer or not. I noticed that throughout every interview they try to stir you into working a different position than what you applied for. Anyways, the amount of time wasted waiting for a response back is more effort than it's worth. Considering that Reynolds pay substantially lower than your average employer, it's better to consider working at Reynolds as a last ditch effort if you don't have any other job offerings.