Talked to one of them at a campus event and scheduled an interview the next day. The interview lasted an hour, 30 minutes for the Mensa test (literally every question on it is online) and 30 minutes of behavioral/technical questioning. If you have literally any coding/programming background you are fine. If you can't answer those questions, then this may not be the right company for you. Two weeks later was contacted to interview in Denver. Flew in the night before and then the interview started at 9am. I was out and done with the interview at 10:15am. Are you kidding me? An hour interview was all I flew out to Denver for? I was irritated not because the interview was hard (it wasn't, it was very easy and involved an easy coding question and two brain teasers and that was it. No interview with HR, no interview with other consultants. Only an hour interview with one implementation consultant that could have been done on campus or over the phone. I was mad at how much of a time waste this process was. Anyways, enough venting, I received the job two weeks later and respectfully declined it. Not because the interview process was a little too brief, but because I had another job lined up that was a little more up my ally and did not require relocation every couple of years.