The interview process was straightforward and very organized. The process was 4 steps, each increasing in difficulty and length. The first step was a typical screening call with another consultant. This was straightforward and they asked background questions. I was quickly told about the next steps and what to expect, which happened every time. The 2nd and 3rd interviews were 1-hour technical interviews with two different Propeller Directors. This was a standard interview format with questions about my background and skills. This also included a mini-case, which is a business case that may be from a potential client. The final step was a robust, 3-hour Business case presentation. There wasn't a lot of prep work I could do, besides brush up on my project management skills. This interview started with a quick zoom call with one of the Propellerites to give me the business case, which was a well documented two-pager potential client issue. I then had 90 mins to put together a presentation that would answer the problem. The final hour was a presentation to two directors who were role-playing the client.