American National Insurance Actuarial Analyst interviews, decoded.

I applied online, then got an email with a full employment form asking for job history, references, and personal details. Once I sent that back, HR contacted me quickly. I had a phone interview the next day with HR, and then another phone interview about a week and a half later with the hiring manager. They mentioned it would take about 4 weeks to decide on the next steps, which included flying candidates in for an onsite interview and job shadowing. I never heard back about the position being filled, but the process was helpful and efficient, and the interviewers were nice.

So the interview process had three rounds in total. First, I spoke with the recruiter. Then, I had a second interview with the hiring manager. Finally, there was a last round with some VPs. All interviews were remote, and it was a good experience overall.

HR communicates promptly if they see potential. The interview included a 30-minute HR screen to verify resume details and a subsequent 30-minute panel interview. The panel focused primarily on behavioral questions that were direct and to the point.