PricewaterhouseCoopers Interview Questions & Reviews in Denver, CO Area

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Interviewed Apr 2012 in Denver, CO (took 2 weeks)

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I applied In-Person and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview, a 1:1 Interview, a Skills Test and a Personality Test.

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Interviewed Sep 2011 in Denver, CO (took a day)

I was offered an initial on-campus interview after attending the summer leadership program. My interviewer was articulate and personable. He admitted that he'd been up until 2:00 the night before and hadn't gotten a chance to review my resume yet. There were some behavioral questions (time when you exemplified leadership, dealt with a high stress situation) and he asked me where I'd like to be in 5 years and then in 10 years. Overall, a positive interviewing experience. I was told that I would not be asked to the second round of interviews within 5 days via automated email. Advice: Network, network, network. Learn to speak comfortably and relate well to these somewhat intimidating Big 4 personalities and interviewers. My credentials were very competitive, but I think I lacked the networking skills that would have helped them get to know me better.