You first have a phone call chat with one of the recruiters. If they like you, they offer you an interview. The interview must be in-person (I applied for the Chicago, IL location). I’m from MN, so I had to fly out to Chicago. The company offers you a $500 travel stipend for the interview if you need to travel. The actual interview felt very laid back. I wasn’t greeted at the front desk of their office, so I sat in their lobby area for about 10-15 minutes before someone came to get me. First, you are given a quick tour of the office. Then, you “shadow” one of their current employees who is in the role you are applying for—this is about 20 minutes. Finally, the interview itself. The person was very nice and also very laid back. It felt like a conversation almost. Their dress code for their staff is casual, and you are told to wear business casual for the interview.

I was introduced to Arrive Logistics at my school’s job fair and applied shortly after. The interview process included two initial phone interviews, followed by a final in-person interview in Chicago with members of the team.