I had an initial phone call with a member of the recruitment team within a week of having my CV referred, which was very informal and more of a 'get to know you' call. Once I had passed this, I was sent a task to complete and was given around 5 days to complete it and send it back to the recruiter. I then waited 2-3 weeks to receive feedback of whether I had passed this. Once confirmed, there was some miscommunication about when I could come in for an interview which was slightly frustrating, but eventually I was sent some information to prep for my interviews, then I came in for an interview day which consisted of 3 interviews. The first was around social and economic justice and to check if I was a culture fit for ThoughtWorks. It was mostly an informal conversation where the two interviewees and I would discuss a specific social and economic issue of my choice. This was interesting and positive interview for me as it showed that ThoughtWorks look for more than just technical skills in a person, they also look for people with similar values and interests. The second interview was my technical interview, which was a role play scenario with two other BA's, simulating a business requirements meeting. As a grad going for the role this was by far the most stressful part of the process. I was given some time to prepare before the session, however I don't think the aim of the session was made completely clear. This may have been on purpose to see how I interpreted the little information I was given. Other than this the interviewers were great and it was good to get a feel of what a real project scenario could feel like. Final interview was a 10 minute presentation about something that interests me in front of two other ThoughtWorkers. Again this was a different kind of interview to a lot of different companies and demonstrated what ThoughtWorks looks for in a candidate. Once the day was completed I got a call from recruitment within two days with a job offer. Overall the process was relatively smooth, with a few bumps in communication when arranging an office interview, but I didn’t go too long without hearing from them throughout. I was interviewed by 7 different people overall and they were all exceptionally friendly and made an effort to make me feel comfortable. I particularly enjoyed being interviewed by multiple ThoughtWorkers as it helped me get a more well rounded view of what ThoughtWorks is like to work at.