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No Offer – Interviewed in Charlotte, NC (US) May 2012 – Reviewed Jun 06, 2013 New
Interview Details First there was a phone interview with a local recruiter who gave me a description of the company, a description of the position, and a little information about what was on my resume. Next I was called into the Charlotte office. I had a 45 min interview with one supervisor who asked me questions about my resume, why I wanted to intern at McGladrey, advantages of not working at a big 4 firm, etc. The 2nd interview was also with another supervisor who asked similar questions but also had me explain how what I learned in school would help me as a consulting intern. It was also 45 min.
Interview Question – Explain how what you have learned in your classes would apply as a consulting intern Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Los Angeles, CA (US) Jul 2012 – Reviewed Jun 05, 2013 New
Interview Details Networking is so important. I was working as an accounting clerk for a company. McGladrey audited the company I worked for and I began to talk to one of the auditors and he helped me understand what auditors did. He also knew the recruiter very well. He gave me her e-mail address and I sent my resume to the recruiter and she interviewed me for the pathway program through the phone. (The pathway program is a three-day thing and one of the best experiences ever!) On the third day they interview us for internship and full-time positions. I interviewed for the full-time position even though I didn't have experience working in an accounting firm. Three different people interviewed me, 30 minutes each. It was scary at first but once you start talking, you become familiar. I talked a lot about why I liked accounting and how it fits with my love for puzzles. After that, I took their cards if they gave me one or asked them if they didn't already. I e-mailed the interviewers individually on the same day (before I could forget what we talked about) and expressed my thanks and followed up on any discussion that was interesting or didn't have time to talk about in our interview. Well, that was my story. Good luck!
Interview Question – I did not have any difficult questions believe or not. My interviewers really wanted to know about my personality and how I can fit as a team. I guess for those who have not really work in teams too often may find that question difficult? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – I really wanted to work for McGladrey, so when the recruiter called me and offered me the offer, I was ecstatic. She told me what my salary would be and told me that she would send all the benefits via e-mail for me to look at. I had 1 or 2 weeks to either accept/decline the offer. I accepted it right away the next day. The offer acceptance was an easy process. I made no negotiation because honestly I got offered a job at an accounting firm that I really wanted to work at. The benefits and compensations seemed good enough for me.
No Offer – Interviewed in New York, NY (US) Jan 2013 – Reviewed Apr 29, 2013
Interview Details
Was introduced to company through job fair. Had one phone interview which was simple and easy and 2 part face-to-face interview. The interviewers were very kind and I was relaxed throughout the process.
Was introduced to company through job fair. Had one phone interview which was simple and easy and 2 part face-to-face interview. The interviewers were very kind and I was relaxed throughout the process.
Interview Question – Only had 3.3 overall GPA and they asked me why they should take me as an intern rather than someone with a higher GPA. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Apr 2013 – Reviewed Apr 23, 2013
Interview Details Email from recruiter to set up and confirm phone interview. She called me 15 minutes late, which cost half of the time she had allotted. She was clearly going down a list of pre-arranged questions, with no interest in my answers. Her response to everything I said was "good." She asked me the same question twice in a five minute span, evidently forgetting she had already asked me the question.
Interview Question – None really, all pretty standard. The question she asked me twice was "what accomplishment was I the most proud of" Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Davis, CA (US) Jan 2013 – Reviewed Apr 17, 2013
Interview Details Phone interview as first round
Interview Question – What makes you suitable for the job of an auditor? Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Mar 27, 2013
Interview Details campus interviews and then an in-house interview
Interview Question – just asked about myself Answer Question
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
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Mar 19, 2013
Interview Details Met with a recruiter. Then brought in to meet with several directors and a partner
Interview Question – What do you want to do with your CPA View Answer
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL (US) Feb 2013 – Reviewed Mar 14, 2013
Interview Details Basic college recruit. Applied through campus career center. Meet some partners and recruiters at the career fair. Selected for on-campus interview. 1on1 interview with tax partner. Awesome guy, nice conversations. Basic questions, just to get to know you and you're interests in the firm and accounting. Nothing technical. I think there were a few questions on teaming, but those came up naturally in the convo. Invited to the office visit and notified the day following. The office visit was the following week. Meet with two partners for 45 minutes each. Very down to earth people and they just asked about your experiences and why you would want the internship and work in public accounting. I got the offer the monday after following the friday interview.
Interview Question – Nothing too unexpected. In my opinion, the good firms these days just want to get to know you. Answer Question
Reason for Declining – Went with a Big 4 firm I felt more comfortable with. Basically, the only reason was because the McGladrey office was more boring and bleak (furniture and layout wise) compared to the big 4 I am going with. McGladrey is impressive anyhow.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in New York, NY (US) Oct 2012 – Reviewed Mar 12, 2013
Interview Details The interivew process was very organized from the minute the recruiter contact me (she was very friendly and personable, and knew the culture of McGladrey). to the offer extended and the hiring process. Everyone was very professional and very interested in me as a person. I knew from the minute i walked in the door I was not going to be another #.
Interview Question – Where do you see yourself in 5 years? View Answer
Negotiation Details – it was a good offer did not negotiate anything.
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