They came and did the prezi presentation at my school in a class. Then spoke with them at a career fair. They set up an on campus interview for the next day. I pretty much read the associate adjuster job description sheet back to the woman in the interview. Have customer stories ready about how you solved a customer problem, adversarial encounters etc. Talk about being empathetic and just relax. Be very open to relocating as this is a requirement. The first interview is easy because they are screening you in. She told me in person after the interview that she would be contacting me with next steps and that I made it to a second round. Got flown to Rhode Island and did the all day interview. These interviews are more difficult and the people touring you around are obviously part of the interview. I pretty much gave the same answers. Make sure you call your contacts they give you and speak with them as this will come up in the interviews. I thought it went well even though I gave a couple bad answers. They called me back the very last day they said they would call to tell me I didn't get it. Just have a bunch of stories ready about working with team in and out of school, customer stuff, hardest decisions etc.

Very welcoming and behavioral based. Everyone I spoke to was great and I could see why they’re known for their culture. They seem to want to really grow their talent.