There was a case study that involved a fictitious financial services firm. But the information was given to me a day in advance and I could prepare. They didn't give you the questions ahead of time though. So one interview was on the case study and the other two were nontechnical, personality questions. No real surprises.
The case study they gave to us candidates was the trickiest part of the whole interview process. Candidates only had a night to prepare and we were asked to prepare a presentation on our findings during the Superday and it was a pretty complex forensic accounting problem. They told us it was the first time they tried something like it and it tripped me up.
Standard basic maths, standard SJT Why this role? My relevant experience and times I've overcame different obstacles.
- tell me about you - draw a normal distribution, what is standard deviation - write a piece of code that print "xx" when it's an odd number
Why PWC
Parla di te e dei tuoi studi, esperienza professionale, perché EY
Why PwC? Why this role? How many credit card transactions happened yesterday?
How many credit card transactions are made in a day? Pop fizz test Something about code optimization and efficiency Questions on how to test the code you just wrote
Dove ti vedi tra 10 anni?
Since it's a very technical position, I didn't expect them to focus so much on leadership and consulting skills and never ask about my technical background
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