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Accepted Offer – Reviewed Mar 19, 2013
Interview Details Met with multiple employees during the process and all were friendly and down to earth. It was more of a get to know you to make sure you fit with the company type interview.
Interview Question – One of the interviewers asked the "Tell me about yourself" questions, which I think is a difficult question for a lot of people. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Los Angeles, CA (US) Nov 2012 – Reviewed Feb 20, 2013
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Selected for an on campus interview. After on campus interview, invited for an in house interview. Cocktail party the night before. In house interview took several hours and consisted of (3) 45 minute long interviews with upper management. Treated to lunch afterword.
Overall, very pleasant experience. The interview questions were all very basic interview questions, nothing technical what-so-ever.
Interview Question – Describe a difficult situation and how you handled it. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Philadelphia, PA (US) – Reviewed Dec 27, 2012
Interview Details Got referred in by an existing employee. Had a phone screening with an HR recruiter. Was recommended to come in for an interview. Interviews consist of several 1:1 interviews (basically informal discussions) with managers, directors, etc. They usually do a group of candidates on the same day and you interact with the other candidates. Most interviews end with a luncheon with several 1st or 2nd year staff employees. Overall the interview process is very smooth and their HR does a very good job of communicating with you during the process. Decisions are made surprisingly fast and offers are extended very soon after the interviews are completed.
Interview Question – "What is the most frustrating thing you've experienced in your current or previous job?" Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Sep 16, 2012
Interview Details Had a brief interview on campus with a recruiter, was later called in for an interview in the office. Spoke with several different employees including multiple partners. More of a discussion than an interview.
Interview Question – More discussion than interview. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Mar 2012 – Reviewed Mar 28, 2012
Interview Details Applies online and through campus career website, but what helped the most was giving them my resume at career fair. Process consisted of 45 minute interview at university- I was asked a lot about my resume, but most important part of the interview are the questions that I asked. I was notified the next week I had been accepted for the 2nd round Office Interviews. Office Interview consisted of 2- 45 minute 1 on 1 interviews with a partner and a director. They asked me very general questions about myself/resume, team work experience, "Why M&P?", "Why not big4?". Their questions lasted 5-10 mins. The rest of the time was for me to ask questions. The questions you ask are the most important part of the interview.
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Negotiation Details – I'm not sure if I could have negotiated (if I could have it was not clear), but I did not.
No Offer – Interviewed in New York, NY (US) Oct 2011 – Reviewed Oct 27, 2011
Interview Details I scheduled my interview through our school's on campus recruiting process. so we had a bunch of people picked for the interview. we had a pre-interview social the day before the interview. they were looking for candidates with 150 hr credit cpa eligible. it was a 1;1 interview. they were all kind.
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