I applied online. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at CBTS
Interview
Two rounds of interviews. First interview was with HR to go over past experiences and verification of certifications. Second and last interview was with hiring manager. Was very easy and straight forward with a couple of specific questions and the remainder of the interview was to get to know me personally and my personally. The interview was very easy and smooth. Only hiccup was during the offer, the recruiter was very difficult to understand due to his thick accent, but was able to manage, I will say this was one of the best interview processes I went through.
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at CBTS (Cincinnati, OH) in Feb 2026
Interview
I applied via LinkedIn then was contacted by the internal hiring team the following week. Later that day I was contacted by the hiring manager to set up an interview. The interview dates available were of plenty to choose from. I opted to interview quickly so just about two days after the initial contact by the hiring team. It was 3-rounds, 30-60 min each. Very nice people and they made an offer. From initial contact to hire was about 2 weeks.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
General industry questions along with team culture questions.
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at CBTS in Feb 2026
Interview
Approached by the recruiter online. Sent my resume. Interviewed with the potential employer. Got an offer - declined - they came back and said the company really wanted me - negotiated to an agreeable amount - and I got hired. Completed the background screening process, drug test, solidified a start date.
The Sunday morning before my start day I got a text message from HR saying that my start date got pushed out two days. Weird, but ok.
HR called me on Monday morning of what was to be my original start date and said the project did not get its funding and the role was no longer available. I was, to say the least, flabbergasted.
I was previously a managing consultant for another firm and worked with and hired with many consultant agencies in my previous roles. This was, by far, the most unethical, underhanded thing I can remember ever happening.
I would avoid CBTS like the plague after the hiring process and wasted time I went through. I do not recommend this firm and would encourage anyone being hired by them to continue looking even after you agree to being hired.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Can you walk me through your Agile experience and examples of work processes?