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Behavioural/General interview questions: page 2 of 4

Questions 51–100

  1. Why you made it to the last interview stageEasy
  2. What gets the best out of youEasy
  3. What you hope to gain from a jobEasy
  4. Walking through one of our recent dealsEasy
  5. Making the case against a rival firmEasy
  6. Willingness to relocate or travelEasy
  7. Your impact now and later onEasy
  8. Other firms you are interviewing withEasy
  9. Your view on our advert in today's paperEasy
  10. Preferring bonds to stocks as a careerEasy
  11. Qualities needed to succeed in this jobEasy
  12. Your reasons for choosing tradingEasy
  13. Describing a trader's responsibilitiesEasy
  14. Hiring criteria if the roles were reversedEasy
  15. What makes a great managerEasy
  16. Your picture of investment banking workEasy
  17. Long hours in banking and the reasonsEasy
  18. Building rapport in a new workplaceEasy
  19. Choosing between three job offersEasy
  20. Predicting which firms will make you offersEasy
  21. Defending the economic role of investment banksEasy
  22. A client challenges your figures mid-pitchEasy
  23. Deciding on an offer made on the spotEasy
  24. Responding when told another role suits youEasy
  25. Where a major stock index stands and is headingEasy
  26. Where a major currency trades and your viewEasy
  27. Committing to a precise S&P 500 forecastEasy
  28. Explaining how a famous firm makes moneyEasy
  29. Discussing your personal stock holdingsEasy
  30. How you would deploy a 10,000 dollar accountEasy
  31. Do you think markets are efficientEasy
  32. The LIBOR benchmark and what replaced itEasy
  33. The case for a single national marketEasy
  34. How you stay current on marketsEasy
  35. Critiquing a recent deal in your sectorEasy
  36. How headline shocks move interest ratesEasy
  37. Two policy levers to cool an overheating economyEasy
  38. Pitching a stock and defending itEasy
  39. Picking sectors to go long and shortEasy
  40. A stock you love or loatheEasy
  41. Expected beta of a big semiconductor firmEasy
  42. Your view on the US economy next yearEasy
  43. The high-yield Dow stock strategyEasy
  44. Construction of the Dow Jones Industrial AverageEasy
  45. Sketching the yield curve out to 30 yearsEasy
  46. Efficient market hypothesis formsEasy
  47. Large-cap US or European stocks for stock pickersEasy
  48. Rare extreme events and value at riskEasy
  49. Preparing a takeover proposal for a clientEasy
  50. Main ways to put a value on a companyEasy