Deloitte 2025 grad scheme

got my offer today for Audit in reading!

got my offer today for Audit in reading!

Congrats! Any advice for the FSA?

honestly, I've done many assessment centers, for other jobs (not grad schemes), this was my first time applying to a grad scheme and I found it significantly easier, the two different interviewers I had, one a manager and one a director were really nice, as one of the receptionists told me on the day " they already know you're good enough, this is just to see whether your a good fit" - they ask questions to get to know you as a person and see how you'd fit into the team, be yourself and be confident, make sure you have done research around your topic discussion AND the ACA. They may also ask questions to throw you off. ALSO, make sure you have some questions to ask them, as this makes you look interested.

yeah! lets let each other know when we hear back

my offer call came a day after my feedback report!

After completing your FSA when did u receive your feedback form ?

Guessing it’s tomorrow?😂

Lot of people asking for advice so I'll try my best based on my experience. For the topic discussion, you'll talk for 15mins and the interviewer might interrupt to ask you to elaborate on some things. How you answer these questions I think is more important than what you say during the 15 minutes. They're looking to see how you can explain your ideas clearly and how well you can come up with a solution to a problem. For example if you say that a risk of gen AI is bias outputs, they might ask you an example of when this could occur in the workplace, or maybe a situational question which involves how a company would resolve this problem in terms of what their first steps are, how they explain it to the clients and how they can make the best out of it. After the follow-up questions they'll provide an extra piece of information relating to your topic, then ask a few questions based on that situation, how things will change etc. For the skills-based interview it will be very different depending what you have applied for. They're will be a few situational and behavioural questions which the interviewer is required to ask from a script and the typical why the role question, but this will probably take 20mins to go through and the rest of the time will be him making up questions based on what you have already said or saying if you have any questions for him. So I suggest knowing the basics of what you are applying for so you can have a good conversation about the field with the interviewer.

Hi all, would like to know if anyone on the waiting list has received any news recently. I was waitlisted for risk advisory last month.

Hey, I was not technically shortlisted, but I applied for risk advisory too and I got an email this morning saying they're going to come out with an outcome soon but no specific timeline yet . I've been waiting a month too. Did you apply to London too?

Yes, I am applying to London too. Regulatory Compliance. How about u?

Financial risk. They said in the email there's been lots of delays as we did our FSA near Christmas time which has led to delays in decision making. Not sure how much longer we're gonna have to wait .

lol hopefully, I haven't heard yet.

Have you heard anything? Must be today

It's been a month already since Christmas. I hope things can get back to normal soon. This wait is just a torture.

Haha tell me about it, it's agony waiting for an outcome.