I applied online. The process took 5 months. I interviewed at Procter & Gamble (London, England) in Mar 2019
Interview
Applied in October 2018. You go through a situational judgment test. You are told they will get back to you within the next 30 days, but I had to wait until mid-December 2018 for a response. I received an email stating I am successful and are invited to a video interview. The interview was cancelled due to something that came up on their end, and was told I'd be contacted soon, but I had to follow this up myself in January 2019. Did a live video interview with one person from the team (but I hear there are various types including a pre-recorded video interview). Told I would be told the outcome within one week... had to wait almost 3 weeks. Got to the last stage - situational judgment test again and interview at the London office.
2 days later got rejected, but I have not received one piece of feedback at all, which I found incredibly disappointing and shocking, as I have never encountered a company that does not give at least a bit of feedback //at the final stage// of the application process. Interview is mostly situational questions, which are quite difficult at this stage and you really haver to think and make sure you are cohesive with your answers.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
very situational, not as much behavioural in the final stage
Fair process, merit based. In my time, two tests and three interviews were taken. These were rigorous, yet very relevant at sifting through for better candidates. Overall, I would highly recommend.
I applied online. I interviewed at Procter & Gamble
Interview
I had a video interview, then a day visit with a reasoning test. Once this was passed I had 2 more interviews with a HR Manager and then the manager for the whole of northern europe