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No Offer – Interviewed in Minneapolis, MN (US) Oct 2012 – Reviewed Oct 13, 2012
Interview Details 2 thirty-minute interviews: 1 behavioral + 1 case with 2 different managers. The case was really just a brainstorming case, no tricks, simple maths. It is important to use frameworks when you brainstorm for factors to consider, but also go deeply to each possible factors and discuss them a bit. I think since the case is so simple, you can differentiate yourself only by being articulate and sharp, show creative thinking as well. My behavioral interview is just resume-based questions.
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Oct 15, 2012
Interview Details On campus recruiting. Got selected for first round interview. Consisted of 30 minute case and 30 minute behavioral interview. Was contacted that night to come back the following day for a final round interview. Final round consisted of one hour long case with two interviewers.
Interview Question – The cases were pretty standard. First round was more quantitative and final round was more qualitative. Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Oct 10, 2012
Interview Details On-campus recruiting, 2 consecutive days of interviews. First day was one 30-minute case followed by a 30-minute behavioral interview, while the second day was one 1-hour case. The second case interview involved 2 interviewers, one who drove the case while the other listened mostly but asked a pointed question here or there. Interviewers were very nice and helpful. No stress test.
Interview Question – Find tiered pricing system given total number of attendees and average ticket price to a sporting event. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Boston, MA (US) – Reviewed Sep 17, 2012
Interview Details
The position in operations.
Sent application, once it was reviewed a person from HR contacted me and I went over my resume.
Was asked:
-in which organizations/activities I was involved on campus
-GPA
-Work eperience
Interview Question – There was no business case. Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Sep 12, 2012
Interview Details The first round of the hiring process consisted on a computer test similar to the GMAT taken by small groups of candidates. The second stage is a group interview with 2-3 interviewers from Deloitte and ca. 8-10 candidates. The interviewers bring up some current business topics and let the discussion flow between the candidates. After this stage candidates are selected for the interview stage.
Interview Question – There were no unexpected/ difficult questions Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Sep 09, 2012
Interview Details
Campus Recruitment : 3 Steps
1) Written Round - Consists of Quant/Aptitude, English and reasoning. Paper was pretty simple and it was computer adaptive. Focus was on speed and accuracy.
2) Group Task - A business problem was presented, asked to solve it with a team of 6.
3) Personal Interview - HR basically. Easy going, good, friendly interview.
Interview Question – Group task can be challenging for people who are not into a lot of general reading, news etc. Requires good soft skills. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Jul 29, 2012
Interview Details It through on campus opportunity. First round was a written round. It was an aptitude round. The second round for the people who cleared was a case study round in a groups. People clearing this were called for the next round that was the face to face interview round.
Interview Question – Nothing as such. Questions were not very difficult. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Milan (Italy) Feb 2012 – Reviewed Jul 15, 2012
Interview Details
- Group interview with personal presentation, business case, english test and logic test
- individual interview with HR people
- individual interview with a manager of the company function
Interview Question – The most difficult question was the business case. It was about a cosmetic company that was at the edge of the bankrupcy and your goal was to save it implementing economic and financial solutions. You were guided with different proposed answers and at the end of the dedicated time you were supposed to present your motivation about the solution chosen. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – no type of negotiation
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Jul 13, 2012
Interview Details I applied through my college recruiting website and went through two rounds of interviews. The first round comprised an half-hour behavioral and an half-hour case interview with two senior managers. The second round interview took place two weeks later at the local Deloitte office and consisted of a one-hour case interview with a senior manager and a partner.
Interview Question – None. The interviews focused on cases. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jul 2011 – Reviewed Jun 11, 2012
Interview Details the placement process was conducted in 3 steps. step one was the general aptitude test. which was followed by a group discussion on the different test cases provided by them. the final step was the personnel interview where they focused both on the technical skills and presentation skills of the candidate.
Interview Question – Describe the technical projects you have completed in last 4 years ? Answer Question
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