I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at EY in Feb 2011
Interview
It wasn't any different from the other Big4 firms. First a math, a logic and an English test, all of them in a written form. None of them were harder then average, but it is advisable to take them first at the last desireable Big4 for practice. (For the math a calculater was permitted.)
A usual HR interview couple of days later, about my studies, achievemets, goals.
Another interview with an Auditor Manager, about work/finance related questions.
Finally, a partner interview in English, which was a bit of a mix of the previous two interviews. But mainly about my future goals.
Overall it took me about 1,5 weeks, but since I had interviewed at Deloitte, PwC, KPMG as well, I was able to find a better fit for my expectations. For outsiders there are minor differences; any one of the firms is a perfect choice for an "auditor-wannabe".
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at EY
Interview
face to face with audit manager and senior associate. behavioural questions were asked along with questions on education. It was a really short interview and got the call a short while after that the job was mine
I had a positive interview experience with EY. The process was well-structured and professional. The interviewers were courteous and created a comfortable environment to discuss my background, technical skills, and problem-solving approach.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
"Can you explain the purpose of IFRS and describe the key differences between IFRS and local GAAP standards?"
overall OK and general questions asked, the interview result is quite fast, so it don't take long time to know the result compared to other company who make us wait for a long time.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
my working experience any my university achievement