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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Dec 2011 – Reviewed Dec 08, 2011
Interview Details Both phone and in person interviews. This was not an adversarial process, they were friendly and wanted to make sure they hired the right people.
Interview Question – Have you worked in stressful situations. View Answer
Negotiation Details – I did not negotiate.
No Offer – Interviewed in Boston, MA (US) Nov 2011 – Reviewed Dec 05, 2011
Interview Details general interview questions, behavioral questions, technical case question: how would you advise an ice-cream company that is dealing with a new competitor? Energy sector specific question.
Interview Question – What factors would you take into consideration when deciding whether or not to open an ice-cream shop in your hometown Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in New York, NY (US) Oct 2011 – Reviewed Nov 30, 2011
Interview Details The first round was all fti questions. The final round had 2-3 general technical finance questions asked and 1 whole interview was all technicals based on the classes I took in school. Whether that was only happened with my particular interview, I'm not sure.
Interview Questions
No Offer – Interviewed in Oct 2011 – Reviewed Nov 04, 2011
Interview Details First round was with a group of 7 people. We were first given a brief introduction to the firm then a set of test s on numerical reasoning, verbal reasoning and writing skills. After that, we were split into groups to work on a case study and a presentation. They got back to me within a day with an invite for the second round. Second round consisted of a case study in excel and two 1-on-1 interviews. The interviews were both technical-based and competency-based.
Interview Question – How would an increase in the minimum wage affect the economy? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in London, England (UK) Sep 2011 – Reviewed Oct 18, 2011
Interview Details Started off with numerical and verbal reasoning, no calculator allowed. Followed by a group exercise/ role play where you analyse a case study and suggest solutions for the client. The company tend to look for economic analysis and some calculation, similar to project management. Knowledge in Corporate Finance could help.
Interview Question – We were given a case that the client wanted to start a plan and had a few investment options available. You need to do an extensive calculation and determine which plan is the most profitable meanwhile satisfying some other social limitations. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Aug 2011 – Reviewed Oct 20, 2011
Interview Details The senior consultant interviewed me. His phone was breaking out. I did not get him very clearly. He sounds nice. There wasn't much professional or difficult questions. He kept telling his own stories. I don't think they need people urgently.
Interview Question – What did you do at your last internship Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Oct 2011 – Reviewed Oct 18, 2011
Interview Details Several behavioral questions, like why you choose this grad schoo, how did you handle a difficult situation. The interviewer was very nice and had very relax conversation. But then she gave me a printed out spreadsheet to analyze the aggregate profits and followed up many accounting detailed questions.. Didn't expect that :(
Interview Question – What is the aggregate profits of this company? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in London, England (UK) Sep 2011 – Reviewed Sep 27, 2011
Interview Details First round interview was with a group of 7 other interviewees. First we had a group discussion/case study. I think at this stage they are looking to see if you can work in a group. Then was a numerical/logical reasoning test and then a verbal reasoning test. These are pretty tough and time pressured but if you enjoy problem solving then you should be fine. The second round interview consisted of a written case study. Mine had to do with valuation. It is quite quantitative. Then I had a 1:1 interview with a senior consultant. It was pretty competency based. The final interview was with another senior consultant. This last interview was pretty tough and contained two mini case studies. Interviews probably depend on what expertise your interviewer might have. There were also a lot of questions about past education/work experiences. Know your cv well and know exactly what the company does and what your position will be. Understand the notion of PDV. Since their acquisition of LECG they still have to sort out their interview process as they've incorporated aspects of each firms' interview process.
Interview Question – How would you decide the level of a congestion charge? Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Annapolis, MD (US) Jun 2009 – Reviewed Aug 31, 2011
Interview Details A recruiter phone screen me and scheduled a phone interview with the hiring manager. Has a short phone screening with hiring manager and was invited for an in person interview with a director and manager. Was short.
Interview Question – Describe your weaknesses Answer Question
Negotiation Details – The negotiate phase was simple. I gave a number I wanted and they agreed to it
No Offer – Interviewed in Bethesda, MD (US) Jun 2010 – Reviewed Aug 30, 2011
Interview Details I was called by a recruiter who asked if they could send my resume to FTI. I had a telephone interview, which went very well. I was asked to come in and have an in person interview that would last several hours. I met one on one with the immediate supervisor, who then had me meet with the director of the office. It went very well. About 2 days later the supervisor called me and told me that they were having trouble getting "corporate" to approve the position. a week later the supervisor called and said that corporate HR told them they has to wait until August/September to hire for the position. By labor day I had found a new job, so i never called back.
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