First step involved a very pleasant video interview with a local ABG employee. The second step was a brief phone call with another ABG employee out-of-state and I was offered a position. Both employees exemplified friendly professionalism, were up-front about the position in question and happy to answer questions. ABG sent an offer letter, which I reviewed and found several details there that precluded my acceptance. Both employees responded graciously when I declined, and one further followed up with a phone call. ABG sent an e-mail with a discount on future car rentals. It was a personal and pleasant experience, quite different from the usual cold, overly corporate experience of many others.

By far, the worst company I interviewed with. I went on three face to face interviews for an HR position. I followed up numerous times and not one person had the decency to respond to my phone calls and emails. Trust me, I can accept rejection. Everything starts in HR and a true display and insight to a company's culture. Or lack of. Thank you. You did me a great favor.