I applied online and received a call from HR within a few days. I was given an interview time a few days later. I showed up at the appointed time and stood in the lobby with a few construction workers for about 10 minutes- no employee to be found. Finally someone rescued me and brought me to where my interview was. That really should have been my first clue to turn and run, but I didn't. Next the HR rep walked me through the dept and spoke to each of the 4 panel members that were going to be interviewing me. One appeared as though he had no clue while the others didn't seem to want to be bothered- clue #2. They stuck me in a conference room for 20 min, by myself which turned out to be clue #3. The interview went fine until I had exhausted all of their questions. I could tell one of the panelists just had an issue with me, which is fine, however, he seemed hell bent on making me look like an idiot with a "gotcha question" so he could push his case that I was not a good fit for the job. He asked some off the wall question, that had no relevance to the job. After another panelist balked at him asking the question, he admitted that they don't ask that particular question of applicants any longer because "no one could answer it." The interview lasted about an hour and I was told I would hear from them the following week. The interview was on a Friday. I hand delivered thank you notes on Monday, and have yet to hear a word from them. That was months ago. I knew from the time I was first standing in the front lobby, alone, that this was not a place that I wanted to work. The interview confirmed that. I followed through on my commitment to the interview and followed up with thank you notes. They in no way showed me the same respect.

Terrible. Set desired salary on application (within the posted range) and was offered a salary 20% lower than what I listed and they would not negotiate any terms. HR rep was very rude and not friendly throughout the process. This company does not pay well and does not have benefits to make up for the lack of pay.