Process began by being reached out to via LinkedIn. After doing some research on the company and seeing what they were about, I accepted the initial phone interview (would eventually be a series of 5 interviews). First round (phone): Basic discussion with a recruiter on my background and interests. Received some basic information on the Phoenix office, Slalom's business and what they're looking for in a candidate. After agreeing Slalom seemed like a good fit, next step was to meet in person. Second Round (in person): Met with another recruiter for appetizers and drinks. Really relaxed and laid back conversation. A little more technical with specific skills, discussed more about professional goals and how that may fit with Slalom as well as Slalom's needs. Left the conversation feeling positive but no immediate next steps. Third Round (in person): Received a message on LinkedIn that Slalom would like me to meet with one of their Delivery Leadership (DL) Consultants. This was a morning coffee meet and was the most technical conversation. Ended up discussing a business case and what my initial thoughts would be around strategy, high level but definitely a dive into your abilities as an IT Consultant. Left the conversation feeling like I nailed the questions but no immediate next steps. Fourth Round (in person): Reached out to over personal email, offered to visit the office and have lunch with another DL Consultant. This interview had nearly zero talk regarding Slalom or my professional background. This was much more of a culture fit interview. Got a feel for who this consultant was, what people like to do in the company as well as share my interests and hobbies outside of work. Positive conversation and definitely felt like this was the company for me at this point. Fifth and Final Round (in person): Reached out to over personal email, lunch with the leader of DL. This was a mix of the previous three interviews in terms of discussion and topics. Conversation primarily solidified expectations of the role and what Slalom is trying to achieve in Phoenix. The next phone call I would have would be a job offer (if it was another interview, I probably would have ended the interaction). I accepted the offer and have had nothing but positive experiences since joining.