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Business Advisory Program (BAP) at Ernst & Young
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Oct 2011 – Reviewed Nov 10, 2011
Interview Details –
2 rounds of interviews:
1) Campus visit- 1 on 1 behavioral interview. It roughly lasted 45 minutes and wasn't too bad.
2) Site visit- 8 candidates (for 2 spots) were taken out for a lovely lunch, and it was followed by 3 interviews. Two were behavioral, and the third was a case study. The atmosphere was quite relaxed, and it was pretty obvious they were really looking for the "fit." There were no quantitative questions including on the case study. This round took about 5 hours.
They told me they'd get back to us within 2 weeks, but I got a call very soon after offering me the position. I couldn't pass it up.
Interview Questions
- What one factor would you like me to know that I can't get from your resume? Answer Question
- Describe a time you were part of a team that was having difficulties completely your goal. What was the problem and how did you go about resolving it? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – I wasn't able to negotiate my salary. It was sent through the mail in a take it or leave it fashion.
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