Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts interview questions
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I applied through other source. I interviewed at Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts in Jan 2019
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I applied in a person the process took 1 day
first round is aptitude round then HR round hr is asking about your personal question
and then technical round was about your knowledge
I applied through university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts (Mumbai) in Feb 2017
Interview
I gave interview through college placement. There was 3rounds.
1. Aptitude test
2.HR
3.Operational round
Aptitude was easy. In HR round be confident . Speak fluently and easy questions are asked. Operational round was for 10-15 min and there were many questions like logical questions only attempt for those questions, they only notice your talent to tackle those questions.
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Question 1
What are derivatives
What are capital market
What is money market
I applied online. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts (Durham, NC) in Jul 2011
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Phone screening with the CEO. He then sent a personality test via email. After he reviewed the results he had me come in for an in person interview. I only met with him. It was probably a 30 minute interview. He is a very strange man and so I had no idea what he was thinking (that should have been a clue to me to never work there). He claimed he had 3 other candidates and it was a tough decision but he would let me know within 3 days. He emailed me the job offer before I even reached the parking lot.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you handle conflict, how would you pitch this product