How long do kpmg got back to you after the group interview?

Did you got the offer from kpmg?

Hey guys, I think I can share some of my experiences as I got accepted by all the three firms that I applied (PwC, EY and KPMG).

For KPMG, the recruiter was very efficient and it took only 1 week. As I was interviewed directly by a partner and a director, the recruiter actually called me on the next morning to congrats me. *The f2f interview took 70 minutes.

For EY, the process took about 2-3 weeks. The recruiter called me on the next working day after I've submitted my online application. It was a very positive experience as both the interviewers (position - director) were very encouraging. The recruiter only managed to get back to me 10 days after the interview as there was some due diligence process. *The f2f interview took about 60 minutes.

For PwC, basically you'll receive an email from the recruiter telling you that your application is currently being reviewed once she pulls out your application from the database.

She will normally take 1-2 weeks to call you for a phone screening and invite you for a written assessment. If two weeks after you've received the email and didn't get any call from them, you could give them a call or consider your application has been rejected.

In my case, I consider myself as very fortunate and lucky as during the phone screening session the recruiter actually straight away offer me an interview session without the need of written assessment (I think I did fairly well during the phone screening)

What position did you apply?

Hey everyone, so i just wondering if i should write the person(who mention that PwC is reviewing my resume) an email to follow up ? man is like they playing my feeling left me hanging here.

Tax I think procedure for Audit also the same because I have friends also get their replies within few days.

My advice would be give them a call instead of sending a follow-up email. Reason is simple because they don't have time to reply all emails from applicants but if you keep calling them they might process your application first Just my two cents.

I don't think the same procedure goes with audit....when did your audit friends applied and get response from kpmg?

just call. be pro active. Don't sit there and wait only.

It's the same bro. They were shocked too! They applied on Tuesday evening and got a call from the recruiter on Wednesday morning. Both KPMG and EY.

Alright thanks for your kind info
Btw do they got the job offer?

This post has been edited by Mantuslee: Jun 17 2016, 05:42 PM

Yeah, they gotten the offer from both firms. I think partly because their results are above average and quite active in extra-curricular activities.

Congratulations to you and your friends. Which university you and your friends graduated from may I enquire of you ? Thanks.

Congratulations. May I know when is their group interview with kpmg and when do they get their offers?

hi.. i have 7 years experience in IT Security /Assurance.. should i apply for manager level position or senior associates if i wanna apply for PWC?

if my currently external auditor is PWC and i'm the one who liase with them everytime during audit, higher chance to be hired by them? ahahha...

what salary range for senior associates and manager?

go for manager level.
If you are in IT Security, why do you want to go into external audit?
Try applying their RAS team, "Risk Assurance Services".
They need people with System Audit background.

Thanks..manager?? manager need at least how much experience or it depends on them ?

because i'm currently more to non technical part of it security ( assurance, risk assessment, it policies, it control and etc ) and less to operational (technical) now compare to my early years


How about the salary range??

This post has been edited by maniaci: Jun 20 2016, 10:21 AM

Just now i missed a call from EY. I think is phone interview.

After that, I kept calling many times, but the line is busy

what should I do now? I scared they will reject my application just like that

Try calling the general line and explain to them, then they would divert you to the relevant department. At least this is what I did for KPMG.

Be proactive, make the impression that you are very interested in the job. Good luck anyway.

Any EY peeps here? I have an interview scheduled this Friday.

May I know where are the possible parking locations, distance and the rates?
Thank you