
Equifax Consultant Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 17 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Equifax.
Consultant
The interview started late, with the interviewer joining 30 minutes after the scheduled time. They had to reschedule the interview. During the rescheduled interview, the interviewer seemed disengaged, as I could hear them involved in other activities while I was explaining scenario-based solutions. They also spoke with other people in their native language and paid little attention to me. It was a bad interview experience and a waste of time. It's important to choose interview panels wisely to avoid negative reviews that can harm the company's reputation.
- Be more serious about the interview process since candidates are investing their time.
Senior Consultant
There were 5 discussions, all over the phone. The first was an intro, with some general questions. The second was a technical round where they discussed my projects and work, with a few SAS questions. The third was also technical, similar to the second but with more in-depth questions about projects, performance, and benefits. The fourth was more of a discussion with a VP about general business outlooks. Finally, I spoke with HR, who was very cold and discussed compensation, which I declined. No email offer was sent, and I didn't get any more calls.
- Can you explain the basics of SAS and logistic regression?
- What validation techniques do you know?
Professional Services Consultant
It was a pretty standard interview process. Since I was fresh out of college, they wanted to ask about my academics, projects, and my 3-year plan. The role was mostly functional, but they said I could switch to technical if I wanted, so they asked me questions covering both areas.
- Can you explain the System Development Life Cycle?
- Regarding Java's System.out.println() method, is this an example of overloading or overriding the println() method?
Equifax Consultant Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Equifax interview reports.
“Regarding Java's System.out.println() method, is this an example of overloading or overriding the println() method?”
Read reports →“How do you convert a list into a string?”
Read reports →“How would you convert a string into a tuple?”
Read reports →“Could you install this old version of our software in under an hour using these provided instructions?”
Read reports →“Can you explain what Cloud is?”
Read report →“Can you explain what a list is?”
Read report →“Can you explain the basics of SAS and logistic regression?”
Read report →“Could you discuss technical aspects related to multicollinearity?”
Read report →“Can you explain the System Development Life Cycle?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 17 Equifax interview reports.