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Investment Banking interviews for entry level positions have usually very few technical questions (if at all). There's sometimes a standardized test (e.g. logic
by dx034 10y ago
Investment Banking interviews for entry level positions have usually very few technical questions (if at all). There's sometimes a standardized test (e.g. logical reasoning) before the main round of interviews. The interviews themselves are just behavioral.
- huac 10y agoThis is factually false, unless there's some 'entry level' below analyst, and if you're excluding the bulge brackets (and oh man the boutiques) from consideration.
- dx034 10y agoFrom my experience that is factually true (London). I know this for entry level positions and internships (that can often lead to an offer), i.e. candidates with no work experience. I know that this is the case for at least 3 large investment banks. The situation is of course different for boutique firms, I should've said that. Small firms cannot afford training candidates internally, they'll want to have technical knowledge.