I went through the interview process for companies back in November/December, and Slalom quite honestly stood out as my best interview experience by a wide margin. A friend at the company contacted me around when a Financial Analyst position was posted and got me in touch with a recruiter in the Seattle office. We scheduled a phone interview for about 30 minutes with some basic general questions to get a feel for personality and fit. I specifically appreciated how up front the recruiter was with the timeline for the interview schedule and the steps along the way. As part of the first phone interview, we talked generally about Slalom, my previous experience, where the position fit in the team/department, and responsibilities that could be expected of the position (in addition to the job description). The recruiter was friendly and professional, and we scheduled the second round the following week. Round two was a coffee interview with two Senior Financial Analysts who would work closely with the position. The interview lasted around an hour, and had a nice mix of a friendly conversational tone and directed questions about my experience with certain processes which would be expected of the position. Both analysts were friendly and easy to get along with, which helped the interview have a more relaxed tone while also still discussing important qualifying information. The coffee interview surprisingly had the most technical questions throughout the process, but many of the questions were aimed towards general fit for culture as well. I heard back from the recruiter a week later (as scheduled), and we set up a time for an interview loop in the office a week after that. The office interview loop consisted of five 45 minute interviews back to back, followed by an hour long happy hour in the area with the team. I met with members in accounting and HR, as well as another member of the team the position was for. Almost all of the questions were focused on general fit with Slalom and my previous jobs. There were no trick questions or brain teasers, which was a nice change up from other interview processes. My experience was positive throughout the interview loop, and happy hour was a nice touch and a great way to relax a little. I generally always have some constructive criticism to offer anyone to improve their process, but there isn't anything which stands out that I would change in regards to Slalom's interview experience. As always, your mileage as an interviewee may vary based on a variety of circumstances, but my experience seems to be similar with other people who recently have been hired at the Seattle location. I will say the process took longer than some other interviews and I had to stall a couple offers to wait to hear back from Slalom, but the timeline was communicated from the beginning and was not unexpected.