I just accepted a consulting offer two weeks ago after a few rounds of interviews.
I received positive feedback in regard to how I differentiated myself and showed passion for my field. My consulting position is in GPS, specifically healthcare. I highlighted why I’m passionate about this field and my specific examples of my experience (STAR method). On top of that I just gave it my best in terms of positive energy (yes It was draining), and it seemed to pay off.
I passed the technical aspect, but it seemed like my interviewer didn’t care all that much if I passed or not. They wanted to know more about my thought process.
Good luck! You got this.
I recently received a Big4 offer - Try and differentiate yourself when they ask the "why us" question, this could be where you show interest in some of the clubs or societies the firm offers internally. Also familiarise yourself with some of the community work the firm is involved in and express your interest in getting involved if its something you are interested in.
I've attended 2 so far and for me I just searched up some very commonly asked questions on the internet and made answers for it. And especially always be prepared to answer the questions: tell me about yourself, why "big 4"?, why "service line"?.
And the behavioural questions just try to answer them in the STAR method. And always have some good questions to ask the interviewer at the end.
sensei ai is giga dogshit and gives viruses
It does
"it's sensei ai", "has anyone used sensei ai", "I plan on using sensei ai", "I always use sensei ai". He's just advertising his interview bot.
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I just accepted a consulting offer two weeks ago after a few rounds of interviews. I received positive feedback in regard to how I differentiated myself and showed passion for my field. My consulting position is in GPS, specifically healthcare. I highlighted why I’m passionate about this field and my specific examples of my experience (STAR method). On top of that I just gave it my best in terms of positive energy (yes It was draining), and it seemed to pay off. I passed the technical aspect, but it seemed like my interviewer didn’t care all that much if I passed or not. They wanted to know more about my thought process. Good luck! You got this.
I recently received a Big4 offer - Try and differentiate yourself when they ask the "why us" question, this could be where you show interest in some of the clubs or societies the firm offers internally. Also familiarise yourself with some of the community work the firm is involved in and express your interest in getting involved if its something you are interested in.
I've attended 2 so far and for me I just searched up some very commonly asked questions on the internet and made answers for it. And especially always be prepared to answer the questions: tell me about yourself, why "big 4"?, why "service line"?. And the behavioural questions just try to answer them in the STAR method. And always have some good questions to ask the interviewer at the end.