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I honestly have no clue, I thought they'd send them through , if not I'll probs ring hr

EY for sure hahahah, hopefully we're in the same team :D

Yay just got call from EY manager, and got an offer xD took a while cause he had to get partner approval this morning

Well done mate, congrats, haven't heard anything yet

went pretty good tbh, thanks for asking. Although I had this one girl in my group activity just talk over everyone the whole time, way too confident, definitely don't want to work with her. Interview was fine, very casual, he even tested out my chinese speaking skills :D hope to hear from them...

must be all the audit ppl, i applied for assurance aswell, what will you be wearing? ill look for you!

lol wtf auto AC invite, no call, no nothing did i do really well in the tests or something? my ac is tomorrow from 8:45 - 12:30, pretty nervous :/

wtf why didn't i get a phone call

extension languages are typically easier than the 2u equivalent, im speaking from experience - Chinese extension, and I've heard the same from most other languages. It's not like maths where 4u is significantly harder. The extension courses are in a whole way different, more cultural rather than...

havent heard anything, did you?

if you haven't recieved a formal rejection yet, then they probably haven't been through your application yet. They're currently sifting through so don't worry, first AC is on thursday so there's still a while to go.

unsw business school> usyd business school (although in reality, employers treat them all the same)

pretty basic, they go through your cv, a few behavioural questions, then they talk a bit about the firm and let you ask questions back, why you want to work there, etc. all the basic ones

last thursday

so am i meeting anyone on thurs or are they still calling?

If I'm hearing this right you're saying a dude with straight comm, a few ecs and retail work experience should have no problems getting hired at maccap, credit Suisse, Goldman, UBS or other IBs?

May I ask what firm you're at? And any internships you've attained? In pm if you don't want to share please

If you had a straight commerce degree, you'd probably have to have HD's combined with honours to even get an interview. Nearly every person I know who works in IB has comm/law degrees at usyd/unsw.

and in regards to management consulting, i don't think nearly anything you study at uni would relate to management consulting, so basically i thought you'd just need to have evidence of analytical/problem solving skills. As stated on boston consulting's website "we take anyone from any degree"

it's sort of in the same way IB is usually comm/law, I don't think any people in IB would use what they studied in law in their daily job. I've even seen a few chemical engineering/comm guys in IB. I don't think it's the relation more of the skills you develop ie analytical thinking skills. With...