One to one interview as part of the assessment centre, the interview had two competency based questions one focused on teamwork and the other was on problem solving. The focus was on giving very detailed responses to each question and the interviewer pushed for more detail, so make sure you choose a good example. The overall assessment day included a group exercise on a fictional business scenario and also an individual presentation on a fictional business scenario.

First stage is to complete the online application. Second stage is an online aptitude test with graphs and percentages. It is not very hard to pass if you are familliar with that. Then a phone interview. (This is were I stopped) Assessment centre as they informed me. Comments: Worst phone interview in my life. First of all, the quality was rubbish. I could bearly hear the interviewer. It is an irony to consider yourself leading technical consultancy and not be able to handle your own systems. The interviewer was reading a script and did not seem to understand the content of that. It was like speaking with a robot. In the online application form it clearly states "if you have a non-UK degree do NOT convert it to the UK equivalent, we will do it". However, as my bachelor degree was not in the UK, I waited one month and then received an email that the process is paused until the conversion is done. It proved that they expected from me to confirm a wrong conversion. Obviously I did not, and pointed them to the govermental web page for that. The Technical Consultancy role requires security clearance (5 years in the UK). Unfortunately, I do not fulfill that requirement and I know it. However it was not listd in the requirements at the description and I only found out at the end of the telephone interview. As an alternative I've been told that I could be transfered to another role. Since I do not care about any of the available roles and it seems that they don't know what they are doing, the whole process was a waste of time. Get it together guys in Atos. After all that, I am happy that I did't end up in a company that cannot handle its internal processes.