The process is quite long and you will meet with a number of people. Expect at least two, if not three, appointments (each being 2-3 hours). You may be asked to present on a topic, or present samples of past work. You will be expected to to meet with a number of different people from a number of different departments.

I I had a horrible experience interviewing with this company. It was six short interviews with individuals who had few to no questions to ask me but just wanted to know what questions I had for them throughout three weeks- 30 minutes at a time. Therefore, it was interview after interview with me carrying the entire interview. Then, two individuals decided they had no actual interest in interviewing me ( same interview) without really asking me any questions and cut the interview very short. One then proceeded to let the hiring manager know I was not a fit for the job and c.c.'d me on their email accidentally! It was a highly inappropriate, mean, and untrue email that I was reading from a genuinely unkind man. I wrote back to inform them of why their statements were not factual but received very little compassion or follow-up on that awkward mistake they made. I also took all remaining interviews only to get a "No" from Pearson, and no one was interested in pulling up with me to receive feedback on the interview process when requested, which is why I am taking to glassdoor. Interview here if you want to feel highly disrespected and like your time does not matter.