Firstly, we had to complete a pretty lengthy test on quantitative knowledge, it was easy so i suppose it was more of a test of patience and how much you'd want to attend. Secondly, we were given a video interview, sadly, i didnt managed to pass it as i lacked sufficient "industry knowledge" given EY is a firm that emphasizes on innovation and positive change.
Why Pwc ? Why this role? How did you find it so far? What did you do well? What did you not do well?
General questions about experience background with practical examples of success and what brought me to apply to the role. A business question was shared and I had to work on a presentation that was relevant to the topic and the role.
If you were visiting a new client and were given £5,000 to improve their business, what improvements would you make?
Recent news you were interested in that was relevant to the markets
Motivational questions, e,g, why BNPP? Why GM? Situational questions and also recent news stories that affect markets that you have been following.
How do you demonstrate multi-tasking ability in your last project?
Do you have any BI experience? (meanwhile, Business Intelligence is in my job title at a F500 company, and highlighted in CV)
Past experiences, people leadership qualities, followed with case study
Describe a situation where you had conflicting priorities and how you managed it?
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