About a week after I applied, I received an email to set up a phone interview. They told me the start date was the next week and that things would be moving very fast. It turns out they told me the wrong information and the start date was was actually the week after, but this whole process took place within two weeks. The phone interview was fairly conversational with a few behavioral questions. I was then asked if I could complete the video interviews literally later that day. I understand that the process was moving fast but I thought it was inconsiderate to expect me to take time away from my current responsibilities to complete the software training tasks and prepare for behavioral interview questions plus an hour of time actually participating in the interviews. If I had agreed to that, I would not only be very rude to my current employer but I would also only be hurting my chances by not taking time to prepare for the interviews. We arranged to do the Zoom video chats the next day. The video chats were also fairly conversational and the tasks with the software were not difficult at all. I was then invited for the in office interview, in which I talked to three different people for a half hour each, in addition to a quick chat and tour with the recruiter before and after. The conversations were honestly pretty difficult. They will grill you about your experience in handling angry customers, which I did not necessarily have. I have plenty customer service experience, but not much experience dealing with angry customers, so I framed what experience I did have to answer these questions. I know they hire directly out of college for this role so I don't know what they would be looking for in that case. I was told I wouldn't be confident enough to handle angry customers. Also, you better be prepared with examples of things you have taught yourself. I felt very uncomfortable being grilled on questions about my personality and my success. The worst part of this experience for me was waiting for the final decision. Like I said, the process took two weeks. All three interview steps took place in the first week. The entire second week was waiting for my answer. I did not receive a call about whether I got the job until 3:30 pm on the Friday, with the start date being Monday. I found that extremely inconsiderate. By that point, I figured I did not get the job or perhaps they were waiting for others' answers and I was a second choice, but it was very frustrating to not have the answer until the last minute like that, especially in regards to informing my current employer. Hubspot brags about their transparency but I did not find that to be true in the end. They really push the Glassdoor reviews, mostly because they tend to showcase them in such a good light. I did find Glassdoor to be a very helpful resource in preparing for the interviews. However, as I ended up not having a great experience, I think it is important that I share that as well.