I know a few people who have been through the Atos selection process (and they seemed to enjoy it, although it's quite tough). They use a case study based presentation and a technical interview with one of their senior consultants. And they turn their offers around very quickly, which is good news.Not sure what Jimmy Hill is talking about incidently - their very healthy Q1 numbers came out this week and it looks like they are doing well for themselves. The KPMG/Sema deal has worked well. I know some Atos people, and they are a good bunch - and busy. By all accounts, they are positioning themselve to grow considerably in the next year or so. Good luck with the assessment.