The overall process went well although they did take a few weeks in between each interview which was nerve racking. But the company looked great and the position itself appeared to be tailor made for what I wanted to do as a career in Tech. Being that I live on the East Coast I was contacted by one recruiter who worked for a recruiting company that is partnered with Avanade. After I completed and passed a behavioral interview with him, he then directed me towards another recruiter who actually worked for the company in which she contacted me weeks later. By this time I am already interviewing with other companies with a few offers but they were not paying much so I proceeded to wait. She called me about 3 weeks later to schedule a technical interview and a final Skype interview 2 weeks after that. Fortunately enough it took 2-3 days for them to make a final decision. Now for the actual interviews. So I went through 4 different types of interviews throughout this process. First a behavioral interview which was not difficult whatsoever, second was a interview with a engineer in the headquarters office in Seattle. I led the entire interview (asked her questions about the company etc.) she was very cool. Third interview was with the head software engineering director of the West Coast this was supposed to be a technical interview (which I prepared for.) but he recently got off vacation and asked questions more about why do I want to work in consulting etc. nothing to difficult. Final interview was via Skype with the hiring manager at the LA office where I would be working. Another neutral interview asked me about technology and explain my passion for it, projects etc. Overall a very great experience. Make sure you are prepared for each interview because you never know what types of questions they might ask. Also, make sure you review each interviewers LinkedIn profile before the actual interview it HELPS. I hope this review helps. Cheers.

Do not get thrown off by the interview prep call ! They tell you to focus on Avanade and to really spend time researching them, but just don't. Do a little, maybe review their 5 core values, and go over what i mentioned below.