I first talked with one of the recruiters over the phone for about 30 minutes in which you go over your background. Then, you talk to one of the managers at lunch somewhere. During this, you talk about what you want to do with your career and the different projects going on at Centric. Also, culture is very important to Centric so they will ask you about what are your passions outside of work and your hobbies. The next step would be talking to the BU lead and he/she will determine if you will be a good fit for Centric. These interviews are very informal, so don't try so hard to make an impression. I know it sounds cliche but be yourself doing the interviews and you will do fine. Also, the entire process could take a few months due to Centric trying to find the right project for you to come on to. Please be patient as it is worth the wait!

I recently attended an interview with Centric Consulting, and unfortunately, it was not a positive experience. The interviewer, despite being at a senior level, lacked the ability to drive the conversation effectively. The questioning style felt extremely basic, more suited to someone with junior-level experience. The job description emphasized domain knowledge, yet only two domain-related questions were asked, and even those were chosen arbitrarily rather than being aligned with real-world project experience. The interviewer seemed more interested in theoretical and textbook-based answers rather than practical insights. Despite answering 95% of the questions correctly, the feedback received was unreasonable. The rejection was based on a skill that was of minimal importance in the JD, and the feedback on domain experience questions was completely unjustified. It appeared that the interviewer was either uninterested in genuine evaluation or lacked the expertise to assess real-world experience effectively. The entire process gave the impression that the interview was conducted just for the sake of it—perhaps as a formality to show management that the team was actively recruiting. It felt like the company had already finalized a candidate and was merely holding additional interviews to maintain a backup option. Final Thoughts - This experience was a complete waste of time. If Centric Consulting is not genuinely considering candidates, they should not schedule interviews and mislead applicants. Such practices reflect poorly on the HR team and can harm the company’s reputation in the long run. I sincerely hope the company revisits its hiring process to ensure fairness and professionalism.