Hi All,I've gotten past the initial numerical/verbal assessment and next week I've got a phone interview with PwC's DDV team in London for a manager position. Pertinent background info:-I'm currently a senior associate at another Big4. What should I expect interviewing for a manager role? How distinct are the roles at PwC? Any manager specific things I should be brushing up on?-I'm from the US. Is there anything specific I should know about interviewing in the UK?Any general tips/advice/info that you fine people can bestow would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

[b]and next week I've got a phone interview...[/b]A what??! Don't they have the time to meet you in person?[b]-I'm currently a senior associate at another Big4. What should I expect interviewing for a manager role?[/b] Not sure, more or less the same as you currently do I expect?[b]-I'm from the US. Is there anything specific I should know about interviewing in the UK?[/b]Not really, it's pretty much the same. Just be yourself. And use the term CV rather than resume.

[quote][b]A what??! Don't they have the time to meet you in person?[/b][/quote]I'm still based in the US!

Ah, OK, hehe. Only other thing I can think of then is just checking situation about visas or work permits and suchlike.

Anyone one else have any insight?

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These are usually known as the "technical" interview stage, so prepare for some questions probing "a time when you demonstrated X"If you're currently an SA, what do you have that makes you a Manager candidate? Have you led project delivery, managed C suite stakeholders and won work? If so you'll want to talk about these experiences.

[quote]If you're currently an SA, what do you have that makes you a Manager candidate? Have you led project delivery, managed C suite stakeholders and won work? If so you'll want to talk about these experiences. [/quote]I have only led various work streams on previous deals! No experience winning work - my firm leaves that up to directors and above....

[quote]If you're currently an SA, what do you have that makes you a Manager candidate? Have you led project delivery, managed C suite stakeholders and won work? If so you'll want to talk about these experiences. [/quote]I have only led various work streams on previous deals! No experience winning work - my firm leaves that up to directors and above....

Make sure you take the call in a quiet area, away from distractions and interruptions

Thank you for all the advice, kind human.