EY

Question 1

Why do you want to work for EY?

Question 2

What do you do well?

Question 3

What activities energise you?

Question 4

When do you feel that you are most like ‘yourself’?

Question 5

When are you at your best?

Question 6

How can you capitalise on your strengths more?

Question 7

Describe a time you contributed to a high-performing Team

Question 8

Tell me about a time you disagreed with someone’s point of view and how you managed that?

Question 9

4. Tell me about a skill you have that you haven’t yet talked about

Question 10

5. Tell me about a time when you stepped up as a leader.

Question 11

6. Tell me how you approach explaining complex things in simple terms.

Question 12

7. Describe how you approach learning and applying a new skill.

Question 13

8. Describe what you think are your top 3 strengths and why.

Question 14

9. Tell me about a time when you successfully managed conflicting deadlines.

Question 15

10. Tell me about a time you faced uncertainty and how you handled it.

Question 16

11. Describe how you see your career path over the next five years.

Question 17

Third, I think it was something related to either motivation or facing challenges. All three questions were really wordy and all had multiple small questions but all the small questions connects and helps you answer the big question picture.

Question 18

Why EY?

Example “a specific project where you used technology to foster innovation.”

Answer 18

Actuarial science applying quantitative skills to social issues. Taking models typically applied to insurance and applying them to climate change

Anlysing data nad predicting the future

Invest money - deliver great returns for clients and invest in technologies driving sustainable transition

personal and commerical

communicate results and methodologies

Question 19

What do you know about EY?

Answer 19

1849
Gender partir
20$ ethnic minority

Question 20

Why do you want to do this job?

Answer 20

I miss maths. It’s something I excelled in at school and at college, I taught myself further maths alongside my four other a-levels and achieved the highest grade possible.

Love the idea of applying mathematical models to real world scenarios whether that be pensions or investment. I would relish the opportunity to apply my background in climate science to contribute to our understanding of risk in 2/3/4 degree world .

While I aspire to a quantitative role in

Question 21

How do you stay organised when working on multiple projects at the same time?

Question 22

Name a time you worked on a team?

Question 23

What are your strengths and weaknesses?

Question 24

How do you stay current with industry developments and new technologies?

Question 25

How do you manage conflicts or disagreements with team members or stakeholders?

Question 26

What motivates you to work in this field, and what are your long-term career goals?

Question 27

Why did you choose your current degree?

Question 28

Tell me the achievement you feel most proud of

Question 29

Tell me something about yourself.

Question 30

What would you do to explain a complex concept