Took four months and the process was pretty heartbreaking. You wait a month to hear about each round. The first round is a video interview with no one on the other end. The questions are fairly simple (what is something we wouldn't know based on your resume, name a time you messed up in a working setting, ect.), but the process is weird because there's no one on the other end and no energy to feed off of. The second round is a panel interview. You are asked one question in front of a group of 5-10 people then interviewed one on three (with the page program hr reps) and then a 2 minute presentation of yourself. It's supposed to be creative and funny. The presentation is scary, but overall the experience is not that bad although it's long. I really enjoyed the panel and thought it taught me a lot about interviewing. I found out 4 weeks after my panel that I was not accepted. What really made me upset was that they let me know through an automated response after I had worked with them for so long. So impersonal. My friend waited 4 months before hearing she was rejected, so just a heads up it could be a long time.