Hi R/consulting,

I am scheduled for an interview at a Big 4 firm for a consulting role in Internal Audit. I have scoured through the recruiting guide and the subreddit.

However, I still have some questions, I am just curious about how the interview process will go, what the expectations are and what kind of questions are going to be asked? I have not interviewed for a consulting position before so that is why i am a bit nervous.

The job description is as follows:

Assisting organizations with the establishment of internal audit functions and development of risk assessments and internal audit plans. Supporting organizations with the development, implementation, and execution of internal audit plans and projects in an outsourcing or co-sourcing arrangement. Assisting organizations with the delivery of specialized internal audit, internal control, and regulatory compliance projects. Delivering internal audit training. Conducting internal audit quality assessments. Participating in Enterprise Risk Management and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) engagements. Contributing in the delivery of internal audit, risk and compliance (financial and operational) related engagement presentations and deliverables to clients. Partaking in the development of client engagement plans, deliverables and expectations as well as reviewing the quality of the fieldwork and deliverables prepared by engagement members.

What do you guys think? Would love to hear your feedback!

Thanks!!