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Everyone I know liked Deloitte better and said EY are boring/cruddy atmosphere

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blackjames

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Ever consider the LSUCIA?

I interviewed with EY in the Houston office a while back and received a job offer. I signed up and was granted an on-campus interview. There was a pre-interview dinner the night before with EY professionals and campus ambassadors/former interns. My on-campus interview was very conversational. I was invited for an office visit, which lasted 2 days.

The first day was a dinner at a partner's house. It consisted of all of the potential candidates doing their office visit at that time and numerous EY employees at all ranks. The second day started with a breakfast and presentation about EY. After that, we went to the office. This part of the visit had 3 parts in which groups of candidates rotated. One part was a Q&A session in which we could ask questions about the job, EY, etc. Another part was a presentation about international opportunities. The last was an interview with a senior manager or partner. That is not necessarily the order but just a list. From my experience, the office visit interview was again very conversational. My interviewer was a senior manager who was basically trying to sell EY and why I should join the firm. After the interview, we went to Minute Maid Park to celebrate. I received an email with a job offer within an hour of leaving the ballpark.

If you are extended an invitation for an office visit, you should be in pretty good shape.