Hello,
I just finished final round interviews with EY. In case it is a yes, will I be infomed by email or phone call? Will I receive the contract on the spot, or after a couple of days? And how much time do I usually have to reply back? I am expecting offers from other companies as well, as my interviews are next week. I am a bit confused on how to decide between the offers in a short time span.
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Hi there,
First, I need to remind you to slow down a bit here. This is the definition of counting your chickens before they hatch. Of course, I hope you do get these offers. But, you may not. Please just be mentally prepared for whatever comes next.
Now, on the same vein of thought, a few other thoughts:
Hi
1) This depends on the office location and position, so I can't give you a solid answer.
However, most of the time, you will receive the feedback via telephone.
2) The whole contract phase depends on HR, this can take some time 1-5 days on average I would say. You can influence this by calling HR, or doing nothing to slightly delay it.
3) BIG4 companies usually don't give you a hard deadline, again, no general answer is possible. Most of the time they will give you between 2 and 4 weeks of thinking time.
Hope that helps.
Kind regards,
Lukas
Hi there,
Not specific to EY only, but in general this is what consulting companies do:
Best,
Francesco
Hi,
1. You'll receive a call if successful.
2. You'll receive the contract within a week
3. They'll let you know when you should give them a final reply.
Good luck,
Antonello
Hey there,
In the B4, this can be between literally 1 day and ages (up to a month I have heard from peers).
If you have another offer on the table that you need to decide on, you can tell HR to push their decision.
Kind regards,
Florian
Hi there,
They usually call you iin case it's a yes, you'll have enough time to reply. If you need to push the decision / you need more time for yourself to decide, you can agree on that with the HR.
Hope it helps!
Cheers,
GB
Hello!
In case it´s successful, you will get a call from them. Anything within a week makes sense, considering they need to meet, debrief and make a decision.
In terms of timings it depends, but usually a few weeks.
Hope it helps!
Cheers,
Clara
Hi Ian, thank you for your reply. I reached out to HR, they said they'd reply during the 1st week of February. If it is a no, why don't they tell me? And if it is a yes, why does it take that much time.