It's a very smooth and friendly process. Applied to the role and within a week had a recruiter reach out to do a screening. Questions asked were about experience, resume, and some situational questions. I was told right away that I would be moving forward to the next round. Round 2 is a business case interview so you should definitely practice a lot of cases and get comfortable talking through your thought process and why you are doing what you are doing. It was in front of two managers, one who is working with you on the case directly and trying to understand how you think. He caught some of my mistakes (which is ok thats why they tell you to talk through it) and asked me if the numbers looked right where the mistakes were. Unfortunately, I did not move forward because I did get some of the math wrong during the case interview. The recruiter called me after a few days to give me feedback from the managers. The final round would have been a power day filled with 4 45-minute business case interviews with different managers. Recruiter and managers were really friendly and are not trying to make you fail. Make sure review break even analysis, weighted averages, and profit calculations.