I applied online. A day later, I received an email setting up a phone interview for the following day. The phone interview was straightforward with questions about my experience, educational background, and why I want this position. At the end of the phone interview, I was invited to come in the following week for an on-site interview.  The on-site interview started off with some more questions similar to the phone interview, followed by a short behavioral-based interview with a former consultant. After that was a 1-hour written knowledge-based exam, which concluded the interview. 2 days later I received a call, inviting me to another on-site interview, for the following day. I had to create a powerpoint about anything I wanted, and present to some current consultants. Following the presentation, there were more resume-based questions and one supply chain terminology question. That same day, I was invited to the final round, a skype interview with the CEO, for the following week. I had my video and microphone on, but the CEO only has the microphone on. The questions were the same as the first phone interview. A week later, I received an offer, which I accepted. From application to offer was 3.5 weeks, which is not bad at all for a 4-step interview.