Friendly environment. A short presentation, everyone had to introduce themselves (name, degree, something exciting about them). The day consisted of interviews with 2-3 interviewers (mainly competency based - what would you do on your day off/why did you chose the degree you did etc. and technical based - challenges technology faces & what solutions can you offer to it). There were three tests: A VERY simple maths test (Which is one of many reasons that put me off accepting the offer (addition/subtraction/multiplication/pythagors theorem/fractions/decimals/division). A technical test (I have no coding/it knowledge whatsoever but according to my recruiter I did very well in this- did no preparation for it apart from researching basic techno. definitions eg.sql/html...). Final test was a venn diagram test, do look at more complicated videos than the one they send you to prepare for the final Q. (I think it was: there are 120 ID cards at a school. Those whose ID numbers are a multiple of two study maths, those whose ID numbers are a multiple of five study physics, those whose ID numbers are a multiple of 7 study physics. i think they ask you to find how many study each/all/both etc.) The day is long (a lot of waiting until it is your turn) and they don't offer lunch. Nice office, nice view. But didn't get that corporate vibe.