Started with a phone interview, followed by in-person interview. Both were very straightforward, in person interview took just under an hour and involved meeting with many different people from the team

Phone interview with the Senior Recruiter, of whom is very scripty with her responses. Completed an easy written assignment using Reverb.com site. In-person interview consisted of a lot of situation questions dealing with customers, how you stay organized, and testing your skill set like keystrokes. Tends to be a lot of work for a position that pays a low salary. Very hipster-vibe. If you show leadership skills and wanting to advance, they will likely not hire you. I wouldn't waste my time with this place.

I had a phone interview that was very short about 6 minutes. I had relevant experience and felt that if the girl interviewing me would have had a better phone interview process asking better questions, I would have been able to showcase myself better. I felt very turned off by her interviewing skills. I then got a generic email that is a default indeed template saying I didn't get the job. ( I know it's generic because I myself, have had to interview and hire through indeed. A few weeks later, I got a call from a more experienced talent acquisition coordinator at a larger music company that took me through a 30 minute phone interview and was very professional. Then, I was called in for an in person interview and landed the job. I'm glad I got a better opportunity. However, I feel that reverb missed out on a great candidate like myself and it makes me wonder how many other good candidates they are passing up.