After applying online and going through a basic phone interview, I went for an in person interview in their Seaport office in Boston, MA. This could not have been any worse of an experience. As a qualified but nervous senior in college entering the work force, they made sure to strip my confidence and put me down as best they could before I left their office. I met with 3 different people who all asked me the same exact questions about my resume, they were not thoughtful about getting to know me as a person, the only thing that matters i the SQL and Excel questions in the beginning of the interview.

A lot of brain teasers. Most were very simple that can easily be prepared for by just googling before the interview. Very detached interviewer have to make an effort to get them engaged. Thought it went poorly since he only asked me 1 non brain teaser question. In total there were 7 questions.

I worked with a headhunter to get the interview and become prepared. I met with the leads of a few different consulting teams. The interview was very standard--reviewed resume, asked about intention to switch jobs, and such. I was also asked a few specific questions about their business to test if I had done my research homework. It is a pretty high stress job at times, and I came off a little too relaxed for their culture. I was not offered the job, so presumably a more agressive personality would fit better.