Four steps:
1. Application & Screening
2. Online Assessment
3. Job Simulation (Video interview)
4. Assessment Day (In-person interview & group assessment)
The assessment day went on for about 4/5 hours, but definitely a great experience. The people were all very friendly and made the interview a lot less nerve-wracking.
For the group assessment, they gave us a Case Study (a scenario of a client asking advice from us), and some questions along with the case study to get thinking about and discuss with group mates. You don't necessarily need any prior knowledge or prepare for this because you will be given all the information on the case study, it's just a matter of assessing your ideas and thoughts surrounding the issue and how you work within a team.
The best tip I could give is: Be confident in yourself. And be prepared with at least one interest that you are really, truly passionate about- this could later be a topic of conversation that you can engage on with the interviewers. The moment you step into the office/building, smile. Put a big smile on your face throughout the whole day- makes you appear approachable and friendly.
Comprehensive interview process that rewards quick thinking and creative ideas. You will meet with many different people at different levels who will ask everything from your academic course of study to case interview questions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why do you want to work in public accounting and why EY specifically?
excellent and very engaging with the interviewer as I can understand a lot how the firm treats its employees and provides opportunities for intern to explore areas that are most interested for the individuals
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How many chairs are available in my univeristy building?
Not bad it was like 3 rounds and it wasn’t very technical there was one case interview and all the interview people were really nice and flexible it was a good interview