KPMG · Consulting / advisory · Entry to experienced
Competency-by-competency interview against the list KPMG publishes
The question shapes this round uses. Larpy does not read these out. It builds each one from your own resume, because the generic version is the one you have already rehearsed.
KPMG’s published process. Lime marks the stage this round runs.
Built from what KPMG publishes about its own process. No leaked question lists. The questions you get are generated against your own resume, so they are not from anyone else's interview.
The four published stages; the untimed skills assessment where 'You will be presented with various scenarios and asked to rank how you would think, feel or respond in each situation' and the 36-minute timed cognitive assessment; the six-question video interview delivered by an AI-generated avatar and scored by a person; Launch Pad as a half-day in-person event; 'If successful you will have your job offer within 2 working days!'
Per-stage timings (45 minutes to apply, 60 minutes of online assessments, a 40-minute video interview, a half-day Launch Pad); Launch Pad as 'the final stage of the recruitment process'; the twelve skills assessed across the process.
Definitions of the twelve early-careers skills, including career motivation, learning and curiosity, resilience, critical thinking, planning and organisation, results focused, initiative, inclusive collaboration and integrity.
The experienced-hire competencies grouped under three Leadership Principles (Deliver Impact, Seek Growth, Inspire Trust), including 'Make Sound Decisions' as exercising 'sound ethical and business judgement when making decisions' and 'Build Collaborative Relationships' as connecting with individuals, teams and organisations to build lasting relationships.
Hiring managers assess against 'KPMG Values', 'Competencies' and 'Skills and Experience'; 'This is a two-way process and we would expect you to also use the experience to assess whether the opportunity is right for you.'
The insight-programme variant: a 90-minute Transforming Small Businesses assessment built on three fictional small businesses, and a 60-minute Delivering Outcomes assessment with timed video and written responses.
KPMG's own description of the final stage: 'Launch Pad is the assessment centre that we run at KPMG.'
The US hiring tracks (executives, experienced professionals, students, contractors). KPMG publishes no US stage list, which is why the loop here follows the UK process.
Sources last checked . Hiring loops change, so this date is the honest limit on everything above.