I was contacted by a recruiter via email who suggested I apply for the program. I applied, then a few weeks later I had a phone call with another recruiter who asked mostly questions about my background and interest in technology. I was flown to Richmond, VA for a tour of the campus and 3 (fit, behavioral, and case study) 45-minute interviews. The next day my recruiter called and said I was offered a position.

I met the recruiter at a tech career fair. I wasn't expecting any chance because I do not have a tech background. The recruiter told me about this new program created for non CS background people and told me to apply online. I got a phone call from the HR 1-2 weeks later. After the phone interview he immediately scheduled the final round interview and flew me to Richmond one week later. The company was extremely generous. C1 put me in Hilton for the night before the interview and gave like a 75 dollar amount for food expense. On the interview day, I found out there were 5 more candidates interviewing for the same position. However, you don't really have to worry about how strong the other candidates are because they recruit you based on your ability, and they don't have a certain amount of people to recruit. After taking the bus to the campus, we met some people from the tech dev program and went on a campus tour for 1 hr and had lunch with them. The campus had an atmosphere similar to Google and I'm sure whoever went on that tour would be willing to work there. The HR lady then took us to our own rooms for the 3 interviews after the tour. I met 3 current employees, each were responsible for behavioral, job fit, and a case interview. They were nice even though I think I blew up all the 3 interviews. I got a reject letter 1 week after the interview day. I heard that you will get a phone call 1-2 days later if you got the offer