A great experience. Relaxed atmosphere. The 1:1 interview questions rotated around how my recent jobs duties relate to the position I apply for (90% of the interview). This was followed by an easy technical case scenario(10% of the interview). My impression is EY emphasizes on experience rather than on skills in their selection process, because the case scenario was so easy that it failed to shed any light on my true capabilities. The job I applied for was too easy for me anyway, I could do it with my eyes shut, but since it's EY I wanted the job or rather, my foot in the door. I wish the interview was more technical, with numerous DIFFICULT technical questions.
Reporting Analyst Interview Questions
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Given two table and asked to created a new table by a key ID.
Explain difference between an inner join and a left outer join
Basic technical questions since I was a fresher.
How do you deal with internal team disputes? Can you elaborate "Point A of your CV". Give us a STAR explanation (Situation, Task, Action, Result)
Round 1 was basically technical one and 2nd was more of personality judgement
Why do you want to work in this industry?
Lots of data base and unix questions. There was also a 1 hour paper test.
Did you read the financial statement of the company? What can you say about it?
background teamwork and time management expected salary hedge funds
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