Reported scope
Candidate reported — limited evidenceOne candidate connects the assessment to a United States entry-level Tax role in 2021.
US entry-level Tax, 2021
Historical single-candidate report
Understand the Reported EY US Tax HireVue Assessment
One 2021 candidate reports a HireVue game assessment described as similar to Pymetrics, plus a personality assessment, for a US entry-level Tax role. The game names and current use are unknown.
Candidate reportedLast reviewed 29 July 2026
At a glance
- Role
- Entry-level Tax
- Region
- United States
- Evidence
- One candidate report from 2021
- Game detail
- Mechanism described; names not public
Evidence connected to each claim
Evidence boundary
The evidence is one 2021 candidate report; the exact games, programme, current provider and continued use are not publicly confirmed and may have changed.
Reported mechanism
Candidate reported — mechanism matchedThe candidate describes a HireVue game assessment as similar to Pymetrics and also mentions a personality assessment.
Single 2021 report
Current process
Not publicly confirmedCurrent US Tax use, provider and game names are not established by the reviewed evidence.
Current EY US Tax recruitment
Evidence-matched preparation
Games and practice match
Check your current EY invitation first. If it names HireVue games, choose broad cognitive and work-style practice rather than recreating a 2021 pack.
Scoped to this guide
Assessment process
Follow the order and deadline in your own invitation when it differs from this reviewed public process.
- 1Apply to the reported entry-level Tax role
- 2Complete the candidate-reported HireVue game assessment
- 3Complete the separate personality assessment
- 4Follow the current role-specific process
Evidence-matched preparation
How to prepare
- Confirm the provider and assessment name in your current invitation.
- Choose varied game categories if HireVue games are assigned.
- Treat personality preparation as a separate component.
Sources and evidence
- EY US Tax candidate report, 2021
Candidate report · 2021 · reviewed 29 July 2026