The interview process typically begins with a phone call, often a brief screening by a recruiter to assess your basic qualifications, motivation, and communication skills. If successful, you're invited to a more in-depth HR interview, where they explore your background, soft skills, and cultural fit. This stage may include behavioral questions and discussion about your resume. If you pass, you're scheduled for a final interview with the team, which usually focuses on technical skills, role-specific tasks, and how you'd collaborate with team members. This phase can include case studies, problem-solving, and more detailed questions about your experience.
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“What is the current exchange rate between the euro and the US dollar? What factors have been influencing its recent movement?”
“What were the latest inflation figures for the US or Eurozone, and what implications could they have for monetary policy?”
pretty standard interview. Didn’t really get asked anything that I wasn’t expecting. You could benefit from learning a little bit about FX and how your past experience can contribute to the sales of it.
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Why FX sales and what do you bring to the company?
2 entretiens ; un premier avec du fit et du technique. Le deuxième avec une mise en situation réelle avec un appel à un « client ». Je devais présenter les solutions de Ebury.
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Quel est le cours de l’EUR/USD ? Combien représente un pip?