I applied via the American Express Website. Basic work history / education questions. Once that was submitted I was invited to complete a series of personality tests as well as a call center simulation. After completing these tasks I received an email from a recruiter requesting a time to speak with him either that evening or sometime the following day. I told him I was available this evening and received a phone call from him about 9:30PM. He asked a few basic career questions and then followed that with some behavioral questions......."Name a time you delivered extraordinary customer service and how were you recognized by the customer?" He asked me 2-3 questions like this then told me he would like to schedule me an interview with a team leader for the following day. He informed me that the interviewer would ask me questions about my employment and then would follow up with several more behavioral questions. I needed to answer those questions with the STAR interviewing process. (You can google this and find a lot of information on how to answer these types of questions.) The following day the interviewer called me at the exact time. Very pleasant person. She asked me about my career history and then immediately began with the behavioral questions. I think I counted 12 that she asked me. It was about an hour long interview. After she finished with the questions she explained more about the position, how your performance was measured, and the training process. (8-12 weeks @ home) She thanked me for my time, verified email, phone, and address, and told me that they try to give responses in about 2 business days either by phone or email. My interview was on a Friday so I had a loooooong weekend ahead of me. The two business days came and went as did the remainder of the following week and still heard no response. I tried contacting the recruiter who first contacted me but I also received no response from him. This morning I received the dreaded email thanking me for my time but I was not selected for the position. I was a little disappointed, okay, a lot disappointed. With it taking that long I obviously was a viable candidate that was being thought about because I have a strong background in sales and face to face customer service but I had zero call center experience which the interviewer made mention of several times during the interview. Hope this post answers some of your questions about the interview process and I wish you success if you are waiting for your response.