It was long. I had a couple interviews before the "recruiting Friday" a half day interview process when you speak to different people from the organisation. Then I spoke to the marketing director and some days later got an offer. It took two months. It was challenging but worthwhile.

Absolutely the WORST interview process I have ever been through - do not waste your time with this company. I asked directly what they look for in candidates and the answer was "entrepreneurship and mindset, we do not care about your past work experiences". The only thing they value is creativity. They are going to ask you a question (like "how would you double the sales of pillows in the German market" or "how do you reach influencers?") and no matter which answer you give, they will keep asking "what else? Be more creative. Can't you think of anything else?" to the point where you feel completely exhausted. Also, they will ask you math questions (the same ones they asked one year ago when I went through their recruitment process, which is funny as they say they keep updating the process) and you cannot use a calculator. They will ask you the questions in an extremely arrogant way to make you feel dumb. They also said that when you are hired for a role you are expected to be a do it all - in these exact words, no exaggeration here. Then, one of the interviewers had an extremely unprofessional reaction by giving his personal opinion with an ironic nasty comment ("isn't that obvious?" "was it a lack of communication of the company or was it your fault?") about the struggles I am experiencing in my current job. In the end, I got feedback: "You are not business-oriented and do not align with our values because you don't take risks and got stuck several times in the interview process when we asked questions." I find it funny that they took these conclusions, even though they know absolutely nothing about my past life and work experiences since they did not take time to ask it. They preferred to ask technical questions about pricing and marketing to a recent grad with little to no work experience. I have never felt so denigrated in my entire professional life and left the interview feeling like I was unworthy. I am writing this review hoping that somebody else resonates but especially as a warning for people looking for a job. There are several companies out there - do not go for Emma.