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I landed a 2nd interview with pwc.
How should I prepare?
Should I be giving them a plan for what I would do the first weeks and months?
They are starting a new subdivision in the local office and hiring because they are starting to get clients. Should I make a plan on how to expand or will that be to tread on the toes of the manager?
Should I be prepared for solving cases?
A parter will be joining the 2nd interview in addition to the manager and senior manager from the 1st interview. Will there be a lot of repeating of the 1st interview since a parter is joining us?
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>>1655232
U dont have a job yet and ur already coming off as a know-it-all. Dont get too autistic, stay real until you are respected
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>>1655239
^ this. know it all bitch!
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>>1655232
lel PWC....talk about a bunch of autismos
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>>1655232
Don't listen to those faggots. Making plans will not only show them that you're prepared for the job, but it will subconsciously boost your confidence.
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>>1655232
tell them you are willing to suck their dicks as many times, and as frequently as they please
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>>1655232
Are you coming onboard as a student or an experienced hire?
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>>1655232
Google this. Ull get btr results.
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>>1655507
great idea. make sure to swollow
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>>1655232
Couldn't get an interview with E&Y?
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>>1655232
dont sweat it. it was an easy interview process.I work there currently.
first was a phone screening, then phone technical interview, then they flew me out to headquarters for a panel in person interview with 2 managers and a partner.
once you are at the in person interview part, its smooth sailing because they are more or less looking to see how you fit in to the culture
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>>1655805
bruh PwC is leading the other big 4 in innovation AND overall revenue.
FUCK DELLOITE, EY AND KPMG
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>>1655232
are you in for accounting? I had an interview with them but for strategy and my 2nd round was a case with a senior conusltant and it was pretty much textbook case interview. I did ok I guess but I didnt get it.
Yeah I think it would make sense to look at how they should grow, but theyre really not going to actually expect you to do that once you get in. I guess just get as familiar as you can with their current clients and what they've done
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