I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at EY (Singapur) in Feb 2010
Interview
Firstly, i made an application via my polytechnic and then i was called down for an interview. First, the interview was with the assistant manager of the team and it was a challenging process. The questions he asked was more technical rather than competency type of questions. Following, i had an interview with the manager and this was more analytical base type of question with various competency questions.
I applied through college or university. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at EY (Nashville, TN) in Oct 2012
Interview
Interview process was very laid back. I had done the ELP so I was already familiar with the recruiters (and they were familiar with me). My interview process was just if I had any questions and they simply prepped me for the office visit. At the office visit, we had a meet and greet with several staff at breakfast, an interview with a senior manager, lunch, then interview with a partner. I found out a few weeks later that I was offered an internship, and I accepted! From friends going through the interview process, I heard that the initial interviews (prior to the office visit) were strictly behavioral based.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time you managed a team and things didn't work out as planned.
I applied through college or university. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at EY (Philadelphia, PA) in Oct 2013
Interview
Interviewed first on campus. Interview with Manager and a Senior Associate sat in on the conversation and "hosted" me during the on campus activities (pre-interview reception, waiting for the interview in the career services office). The on campus interview had a lot of behavioral questions, and the interviewer appeared to be filling out a form while I was answering.
Invited to the second round interview in the office. There were upwards of 100 candidates interviewing throughout the day, so it was a sort of unusual environment. Interviewed with one partner, who asked general resume review questions. He was really interested in what specific position I saw myself fitting in at EY.