I was encouraged to submit my CV and cover letter after an informational interview. This resulted in one phone call and three rounds of interviews. The two first rounds were like a typical consulting fit interview but mostly focused on my operational experience, details in my CV, and expectations/motivations. The third round was an atypical consulting case interview where I was given one hour to study and analyze a business case, followed by one hour of discussions regarding my findings with a senior A&M consultant. This was less about presenting a correct and final solution to the business issue presented in the case and more about describing my general approach to analyzing the problem and exploring potential actionable solutions together with the interviewer. To properly analyze and understand the issue presented in the business case, the candidate should be familiar with short-term cash flow forecasting, working capital management, and balance sheet and income statement analysis and forecasting. A&M consultants pride themselves in providing actionable analysis and recommendations. They often take on operational responsibilities at their clients' firms. Therefore, be realistic, conservative, and down to earth when developing your analysis and recommendations.