Hi,
I had an on-campus interview for EY BAP FSO last week. Just received an email inviting me to a second round interview at the office (I'm assuming it's not a superday since I am supposed to provide them with dates I'm available) . Can anyone shed some light on what this interview involve? Behavioral, cases, etc? Any specific questions or types of cases? I searched for previous posts on this topic but most were very old so I assume things may have changed.
This will be my first case interview. What materials should I use to prepare?
I am pretty nervous since this is pretty much the best job I could hope to get coming from my university.
Thank you.
Currently, in undergrad but from what my friend who is there now for FT, he said he only had one case and one writing supplement in addition to a behavioral. Usually, case in point / case interview secrets are pretty common study materials and then practicing a case a day.
Where do you attend that BAP is the best job but recruits on-campus?
Recent info (or interview advice) on EY's FSO Advisory practice, esp. for PI? (Originally Posted: 10/30/2017)
Interviewing next week for FSO Performance Improvement. I've searched around but most info on the group is a bit stale.
Anyone have any insights, especially on the interviewing side?
I'm a 2017 MBA but I'm interviewing off-cycle for a full-time role. Should I be looking at Manager-level roles?
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