The process began with an online quiz and quickly moved to online interviews. I had two sessions on the same day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The rounds built on the earlier assessment: reviewing quiz answers, working through a case study, and answering standard questions about the job and my CV.
The compressed virtual schedule meant switching between logic and GMAT-style questions, the case task, and explaining my own background. The case study seemed intended to test reasoning with new information rather than niche knowledge. The interviewers kept the tone fairly standard. The interviewers kept the tone fairly standard.
It felt moderately difficult. What stayed with me was the fast timeline rather than a single deep-dive topic across weeks. I did not receive an offer, and I left feeling I had done enough to be considered, but performance in the case and logic sections during that day still mattered a great deal.
Location: United Kingdom. Overall feedback: Positive. Offer status: no offer.
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