
PwC Canada Manager Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 26 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at PwC Canada.
Manager
The interview process was straightforward, focusing on situational and behavioral questions. However, the communication was terrible. Although I was told it was a priority role, it took several months after applying for the first interview, then a few more weeks for the second, and then another three months before I was informed I wasn't selected. It was a terrible candidate experience overall.
- How would you address someone who questions the necessity of investing in this particular type of work?
Office Manager
We had a 30-minute session with quick questions and answers. You should be ready with all IFRS and other accounting principles, and up-to-date with laws and regulations. Make sure to ask relevant questions at the end, and also make them feel like you'd be a long-term employee, given the high turnover in audit firms.
- In your view, what are the primary responsibilities associated with the role you're applying for?
Senior Manager
The interview process was great and smooth, respectful with proper guidance and feedback. No delays and all steps of the process were respected. There were some tricky questions but no case studies. I met the senior director and partner, as well as HR.
- Can you describe a difficult situation you encountered and how you handled it?
PwC Canada Manager Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from PwC Canada interview reports.
“Could you explain what IRR means?”
Read reports →“Who are the main companies or individuals involved in the market?”
Read reports →“What is the most important cost item for a consulting firm?”
Read reports →“How does the company aim to achieve its goals for the surrounding community?”
Read reports →“Can you confirm your visa status?”
Read report →“What are the future developments planned for the company?”
Read report →“What is your 2-year career outlook?”
Read report →“Regarding societal problems, what would you approach differently?”
Read report →“How does the company assist you in achieving these future developments?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 26 PwC Canada interview reports.