When I scheduled my initial interview, I did it online. I guess the time I scheduled myself for wasn't available anymore, so someone from the company called me and asked if I could reschedule to the other day they had available. I said no, so he said he'd let me know if they made a reschedule date. 15 minutes later, I get a call from yet another person from Brightview saying they no longer had my initial interview time slot available, could I do the other day they had lined up? Again, I said no, and informed them that they'd already called and told me this. The next day, I get a call saying that my initial interview time was cancelled, could I do the other day they had scheduled. At this point I was getting annoyed with the lack of communication within their company, and let them know that this was getting ridiculous. She then said they had a new day and time available, so I said sure, I'll interview. Guess who calls back 2 hours later? Yup, Brightview, saying my original interview time was unavailable, and they'd need to reschedule it, but they had a new time and date that might better fit my needs. If I wasn't so desperate for a job, I'd have hung up. At least call number 4 was the last one. It was a group interview, but it wasn't done by job. All of us were interviewing for different positions, so it was an odd experience. Left knowing I didn't want the job. After I got home I got a phone interview and they said they'd contact me by October letting me know if I got the job. Within 15 minutes I got an email saying I didn't get a job, but that was followed by ANOTHER email 2 days later saying I didn't get the job. Such a disorganized company.

First there is a group interview on Zoom with a talent acquisition specialist, then 1-2 interviews with people who work at the specific community you applied for (your manager and maybe also the ED).