I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Booz Allen Hamilton (McLean, VA) in May 2009
Interview
The process was pretty painless - especially for a company as large as Booz. I got a call from a recruiter and had a conversation of about 45 minutes. Just the initial screening stuff to make sure I was interested and met the basic criteria. I then had to take a writing test (1 hour limit) and fill out the Booz Application online. Had an in-person interview about a week later at Booz in McLean. This was a long (a little over 3 hours) but enjoyable experience. They call it the "speed dating" model of interviewing. They bring in a group of candidates and put you at different tables in the same large room. You interview with 3 different people for about 30 minutes each. Each person is focused on a different subject (leadership, skill set, etc.). After the interviews are over, there is a 30 minute (about) social with the interviewers you didn't get to talk to and the other candidates. Booz tells you that you will get a decision a week later - mine took a couple of days longer.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a challenging work assignment and how you met that challenge
I interviewed at Booz Allen Hamilton (San Diego, CA)
Interview
One interview with 3 people. Just resume focused. I applied for a Mid Level role, so they asked me about some of the school senior projects as well, why do i want to work here, all that good stuff
I interviewed at Booz Allen Hamilton (Washington, DC)
Interview
Initial interview with recruiter
3 interviews each with different teams
Technical questions include simple leetcode
Front end or back end preference with technical leads
Accepted into bench and need to find contract after joining Booz.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Technician questions in Java and recent Java 11 familiarity?
The process is competitive and has many steps to it. They really care about how you would fit within the team along with your skills and experience. You do end up meeting quite a few people as you move through the process.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How did you handle a demanding workload while also growing as a professional?