J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien chez Deloitte (Kuala Lumpur) en janv. 2026
Entretien
A typical 3-round interview structure like the one you outlined can be expanded into a more complete evaluation framework. From an enterprise perspective, each round serves a distinct decision gate with clear objectives, signals, and evaluation criteria.
1. Initial Screening (Gate: Qualification & Fit Validation)
This round filters candidates at a high level to ensure alignment before deeper investment.
Ownership: Recruiter / Hiring coordinator
Focus areas:
Role alignment (skills vs job requirements)
Communication clarity
Career trajectory and intent
Basic cultural fit
Typical activities:
Resume walkthrough
High-level experience discussion
Compensation and availability check
Decision outcome:
Proceed if baseline qualifications and intent match
Reject if misalignment is evident early
2. Technical and Behavioral (Gate: Capability & Execution Readiness)
This is the core evaluation layer where both hard and soft competencies are assessed.
Ownership: Hiring manager + technical panel
Split into two dimensions:
Technical Evaluation
Problem-solving ability (coding, system design, case study)
Depth vs breadth of expertise
Real-world application of knowledge
Trade-off thinking (important at senior levels)
Behavioral Evaluation
Collaboration and teamwork
Conflict handling
Ownership and accountability
Decision-making under ambiguity
Methods:
Live coding / whiteboard / take-home assignment
System design discussions (for mid–senior roles)
STAR-based behavioral questions
Decision outcome:
Strong hire / hire / no hire signal
Detailed interviewer feedback captured for calibration
3. Partner Round (Gate: Strategic Alignment & Leadership Fit)
This is typically a senior stakeholder or cross-functional evaluation layer.
Ownership: Partner, Director, or senior leadership
Focus areas:
Alignment with organizational vision and values
Leadership potential (even for IC roles)
Stakeholder management capability
Long-term growth and impact
Typical discussion:
Strategic thinking scenarios
Influence without authority
Business understanding beyond technical scope
Decision outcome:
Final endorsement or rejection
Often acts as a “bar raiser” or culture gate
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Initial Screening:
“What was a key question asked during the screening round?”
Technical & Behavioral:
“What was the most challenging technical or behavioral question you were asked?”
Partner Round:
“What strategic or leadership-focused question stood out in the partner round?”
The interview process had multiple stages, including an interview using the HireVue video platform. Interviews included meeting with a recruiter, peers from the team I interviewed with, and leaders on that team. The interview process was very straightforward.
it a very long and lengthy process, which involves meeting multiple people at various levels. the consulting and customer centric behavior is what they look for. recruiter first, then manager, then senior manager and principal
The interview process was average big4 interview with general questions about yourself and experiences, which took about 30 - 40mins. Interviewer was professional and I had a neutral experience about the interview