Initial HR Fit Interview
Most candidates experience an initial HR interview focused on their motivations, background, and fit for the role, which sets the tone for the process.

Real, anonymous reports from people who interviewed for Consultant at Capgemini Invent, newest first and distilled into what to expect across the loop.
I went through a lightweight consultant hiring loop with a fast case and a final principal conversation in early March.
I went through a short, three-touch interview journey for a consultant role tied to a new data/AI team, with feedback timelines varying but the overall flow staying similar.
Most candidates experience an initial HR interview focused on their motivations, background, and fit for the role, which sets the tone for the process.
A significant portion of the interview process involves case study interviews where candidates must demonstrate structured thinking and problem-solving skills, often presenting their solutions to interviewers.
Candidates typically conclude the interview process with a discussion with a senior leader or manager, focusing on motivation and fit, which can be a decisive factor in the outcome.
Some candidates participate in group case exercises or assessment centers designed to evaluate teamwork, collaboration, and critical thinking skills in a group setting.
Several reports highlight issues with scheduling and communication delays throughout the interview process, which can lead to frustration and a negative experience.
Candidates may face assessments that evaluate both technical skills relevant to consulting and soft skills, such as communication and teamwork, which are critical for success in the role.