Audit associate

I applied through their website. And I've checked it out, there is EY Graduate Programme - Assurance (Audit Associate). I'm not sure you are a fresh graduate or experienced, perhaps this may help you. And here's the link

https://eygbl.referrals.selectminds.com/stu...ssociate-182256

Good luck 

Same goes to me. Although it's just a 6 mths contract, I think it's a good opportunity to work with one of the big 4. So I just accept the offer. Hope that you accept also, then we can become colleagues haha

Hi, congratulations on your new job. I wanna ask whether you joined EY's audit associate as a fresh graduate (with no prior experience) or experienced hire. Could u also share what questions were asked during the interview process?

Thank you in advance. I am hesitant to apply for EY because I was recently rejected by other 2 Big 4 firms (one main reason is that I have no prior experience or internship as compared to other candidates, although I have completed my degree and ACCA papers) 

Job search has been harsh, especially during this pandemic.. I'm even thinking to apply for internship first just to gain experience first.

I have already accepted the job offer and gonna start working in Feb 

Don't worry if you are rejected by other Big 4. I was rejected by some big 4 and those mid firms didn't even bother to reply me lol.

I join EY as a fresh grad. For interview questions, you can do some research from glassdoor. Phone interview is quite simple, they just ask you about your major, experience and co-curricular.

After that you will take online assessment. And finally will be written assessment and virtual interview. For virtual interview, just those normal interview questions like strength and weaknesses, why audit. No technical questions as you are a fresh grad.

Good luck!

Lets just say that - dont join audit for the sake of just getting a job. When people are saying that they work until 3am, that is not even exaggerating. It is just how the life in audit is. Make sure u're able to take it, and know what u're signing up for. This is no joke as i have seen alot of freshies coming in not knowing what they're getting themselves into, and having attitude problems.... a waste of everybody's time. The learning curve is very steep, and the long working hours - make sure u can handle this.