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Mine didn’t have any “technicals” if you’re targeting the generalist positions. Not sure how it changes if you’re targeting something specific. It was just case and behaviorals for me. Aside from maybe knowing what some general finance terms are like profit margin and such (which you already know since you’re in PWC anyway)
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It depends on your background, the area you’re looking to join, and whoever’s asking the questions.
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Of course. Going into a technical role, expect technical questions. Going into a restructuring role, expect questions about cash flow in some way. Going into a generalist role, expect some cases and maybe some XLS questions.
But anyone could ask something from left field…
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Generally no, you won’t get technicals like you would in finance.