EY Tax Graduate interview questions

I really enjoyed the interview process. I enjoyed completing the online assessments (even though they took me longer than the suggested time to complete). I was invited to attend an experience day in London in June, which was very different to what I expected. There was a variety of quick paced tasks at the experience day which we completed in groups. The others in my group had applied to different roles/locations so that took the pressure off in terms of competition - we even played pictionary using a VR head set during one of our breaks. The day after my experience day I was invited to a final interview with 2 partners at the location I had applied for. This was relaxed and I had to prepare a 5 minute presentation for this. I enjoyed all the parts of the application/interview process up to this point. It then took EY 26 days to give me an outcome. This long waiting time is the reason I have rated the process as neutral rather than positive. I emailed several times getting vague responses with no clear response as to when I would expect to hear back. I felt a bit like I was being fobbed off and I can see little reason as to why it should take them so long to reach a decision, especially as I know people who have received offers on the same day as their final interview for graduate roles.

We had to first fill in an application form. In the second stage, we were given information and date in the form of graphs, articles and videos and we had to answer questions regarding those. Next, we were told to write an email to a fictional person, answer some numerical reasoning questions before doing a video interview.