The interview process was incredibly lengthy. For this entry level position, I had six interviews over the course of 3.5 months. I was also asked to complete a writing test and a data test. I loved everything that Bombas stands for, as well as their products and dedication to their customer, so I was beyond excited to be interviewing. That being said, it was incredibly time consuming as I would spend time preparing for each interview as well as working on the extra tasks that they asked me to submit. Not to mention, when I was interviewing I also had a full time job and it was very challenging to ask for time away so I could accommodate Bombas's interview schedule. In the end, I was really disappointed with Bombas's communication. After each interview, it would take forever to hear back from them, sometimes as long as three weeks. After my final interview, where I met with one of the founders, I was told that I would be hearing back by the end of the week. That didn't happen, and I was interviewing elsewhere with shorter hiring processes who were applying pressure, so I reached out again to ask when I might be hearing back. No response. After 6 interviews, I couldn't get the HR Manager to respond to me. Later that week, I reached out a second time and copied the hiring manager as well as the HR manager. Finally, he gave me a call and gave me the news that I didn't get the job. Of course I was incredibly disappointed, I had invested so much time and emotion to this interview process- but what I was most frustrated with was the fact that it didn't seem like they respected me enough to be straightforward and transparent with me. Even if I had been offered the job, I had gotten so frustrated and felt so strung along that it would have felt tarnished. I never heard back from the HR manager. While I believe that Bombas is a company that is doing good for the world and has the best intentions, I was disappointed with their interview process and the whole experience has left a bad taste in my mouth.