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Advisory Associate at Deloitte

No Offer – Interviewed in Philadelphia, PA Oct 2012 – Reviewed Nov 2, 2012

Interview Details – It is a on campus interview. Questions are mostly based on my resume. Some technical questions, for example, how do you value a company? How do you calculate WACC?

Other questions like, what do you think is your strengh and weakness? Use your example to show how to be a leader and a team member.

He also asked about my course which he is very interested.

He really asked about a lot of details.

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Advisory Associate at Deloitte

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Atlanta, GA Aug 2012 – Reviewed Oct 23, 2012

Interview Details – I got my interview through networking and therefore walked a very non-traditional path. The interview process was very smooth and friendly with some technical questions but mostly situational and fit questions.

Interview Question – Walk us through a time when you had to deal with a difficult situation.   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – I was advised not to negotiate and considering the job climate and the offer I gladly accepted without hesitation.

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Advisory Associate at Deloitte

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Aug 7, 2012

Interview Details – Stayed at a 5 star hotel, limo took us to dinner, interacted with numerous employees, interviewed by a senior manager, a director, and a partner. All three interviews were very different. Some were technical, while others focused on personality traits. I throroughly enjoyed my interview experience and I felt appreciated.

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Associate - Advisory at Deloitte

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Sep 2010 – Reviewed Sep 2, 2011

Interview Details – I had two rounds of interviews. One was telephonic. Other was web-cam based. The interviewers were very punctual. For both rounds, they called me dot on time. Both interviews lasted for half an hour. The first interview was based on my resume. I was asked various questions on the projects on my resume. The second interview was based more on business valuation concepts. More of CFA level 2 Equity investments type of questions. However, the culture sucks here; the people lack professionalism and that kills the little initial joy one gets from doing new things. IN a while even the work becomes boring.

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