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Lead Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Washington, DC Aug 2008 – Reviewed Dec 31, 2012

Interview Details – Experience can vary greatly depending on the individual recruiter assigned to one. My recruiter would commit to calling at specific dates and times and then not call at all. No explanation and barely an apology, later. Interview questions are mostly behavioral and not prescribed for interviewers. The questions are usually designed to evaluate one's problem-solving abilities, project management skills, subject-matter expertise, leadership, etc. (no real surprises here for a consulting firm).

Interview Question – There were no unexpected questions. It was a very straight-forward type of interview process.   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – I negotiated directly with the recruiter who wasn't very flexible. She worked with the VP over the Center of Excellence (CoE) and moved my base salary up by about $2,500, but there was no sign-on bonus and no annual bonuses for Lead Associates.

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Lead Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Newark, NJ Jun 2008 – Reviewed Oct 23, 2012

Interview Details – Got an interview through on-campus university career services. Interview was one on one with HR representative and then the technical interview with five technical team managers. Interview was detailed and it took more than 4 hours including presentation, demonstration and technical queries. Concentrated more on seeing if the candidate is eager to learn.

Interview Question – Why would you like to work for Booz Allen Hamilton   View Answer

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Lead Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton

No Offer – Interviewed in McLean, VA May 2011 – Reviewed May 5, 2011

Interview Details – Good people, the "recruiting" process seemed a bit disjointed. I know they want me, but nothing is in writing yet.

Interview Question – What was your salary range?   View Answer

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Lead Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jul 2010 – Reviewed Nov 2, 2011

Interview Details – Process was detailed and I met with 7 people.

Interview Question – When I was asked to walk them through a difficult client situation.   View Answer

Negotiation Details – Yes. Definitely negotiate as Booz will lowball if you don't speak up.

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Lead Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Oct 2010 – Reviewed Jan 3, 2011

Interview Details – Mine was a little out of the norm. In essence I was recruited out of my former employer - didn't have to endure the barrage of group interviews and it was a pretty pleasent experience. I did update my resume to better reflect my accomplishments and how I believe it would fit with what they were looking for. I connected with friends who either work(ed) for the firm or worked in the Defense/Commercial consulting arena and asked them a ton of questions. I wasn't desperate to leave my old job, but I was eager to join a new team and create something new and I communicated that to the team. Never hurts to have the education (grad degree), certifications (PMP), and expereince align with your - and their- goals for that role.

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Negotiation Details – You really need to know your market, if you are not in D.C., don't expect the D.C. salaries. That being said I believe the firm wants to pay you well, just know what that means to you. In the end only you can decide if it is worth it - at least from a salary perspective. No one wants someone on their team who feels undervalued ($$$-wise) because they didn't negotiate well and/or didn't do their research.

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