I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at PwC (Melbourne) in Sep 2015
Interview
Three stage process
1. Phone screening - phone interview with the PwC recruitment manager
2. Invite to come for an interview - project manager and a lead UX designer - behavioural questions and portfolio walkthrough - shortly after the interview, the project manager called and asked to come in for a design challenge (the final stage)
3. Interview with the UX principal and present the design challenge. They were more interested in seeing how you'd approach it, and what kind of process you'd follow rather than the actual end product.
it consisted of several stages (I think 4 meetings with various people), in general it was nice and looked professional, however as I went through the whole process and I was waiting to receive an offer - I was basically ghosted (I didn't get any feedback, message, anything) - it's okay that for some reason they decided I'm not the best fit, but after so much time spent on meetings, it would be nice to get any response indicating the finish of the recruitment process
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
among many, many: "can you tell us about one project you've worked on previously?" "why do you think you should earn so much?"
I applied online. I interviewed at PwC in Feb 2023
Interview
The interview started off with an assessment test, after which they requested additional information from me. The last step was to go through a rigorous virtual interview were different questions were thrown at me by different people in the room. It lasted for about an hour.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at PwC (Hallandale Beach, FL) in Dec 2016
Interview
Recruiter contacted me and kept rescheduling phone interviews for about 3 weeks, everyone was too busy for a conversation. Eventually it happened and the interviewer was pretty unprofessional and sounded like I was wasting her time.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Very standard UX questions about process. Not much discussion back and forth.
