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Summer Analyst

Month of Interview: 
December
Industry Detail: 
Investment Banking
How long did the interview process last?: 
2-3 months
Intern
Group/Division/Type: 
Finance
What did the interview consist of?: 
Phone Interview
1 on 1 Interview
Group Interview
Presentation
How did you get the interview?: 
Applied Online
What were the most difficult or unexpected interview questions asked?: 
I was applying to the financial department at that time. During the one-on-one interview with a vice president from Treasury, I was asked technical questions on Foreign Exchange and associated risks. I was also asked the major duties of Treasury which I could not answer in details. One unexpected and easy question was "do you know where is our headquarter located?" I think it is because I am weak in technical questions so the VP just asked me basic questions. This is definitely a must-know answer.
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Overall, how would you describe your interview experience?: 
Neutral
Please describe the interview / hiring process.: 
Most of them are fit questions, need to have basic knowledge on the company and the department. After online application, there's a phone interview and it was a VP. Then it came to the AC: individual interview with 2 seniors, group discussion on a case, presentation and Q&A.
Overall, how difficult was the interview?: 
Average
Official Undergrad School Name: 
Overall Undergrad GPA: 
3.4
Undergrad Class Year (or expected): 
2017
Degree 1: 
BBA
Major 1: 
Business Admin. / Management
Varsity Athlete: 
No
Millitary Program (ie. ROTC): 
No
Race: 
Asian
Sex: 
Female
Outcome of Interview: 
Accepted Offer
Year of Interview: 
2015
Why did you choose to decline the offer? (optional): 
Accepted offer
How did you answer each of these questions (please be specific)?: 
One senior asked about my past internship experience in a Finance department. I told her I had been assisting in annual budgeting process for a few months in details. It seems she had done similar task before so we chatted a lot. I was also asked a lot behavioral questions that how would I act in different situations. For instance, if I don't agree with what my boss / senior do, what will I do? What is my greatest achievement? Basically I answered in a "real" manner and shared with the interviewer my own experiences.

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