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catherine2735 发表于 2013-9-8 13:10
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Just to add more to #314...
Market needs to follow from beginning. I'd suggest you take some notes about interesting deals everyday.
(Not necessarily a lot, but 1-2 deals everyday so that by the time you go to interview, you'd have a lot of deals to talk about)
And save the news somewhere so that you can always go back and revisit before interview.
1-2 days before the interview, check your notes (there must be some repetitive topics or some hot themes over time) and pick about something mainstream and something that you are most comfortable talking about.
Technical questions can be prepared 1-2 weeks before the interview (you'll forget anyway if prepare it too early...), depending on your existing technical knowledge. i.e. if you studied finance in uni or if you have no finance background. (If no finance knowldge at all before, then maybe extend to cover this bit 3 weeks before interview)
In short, market part and technical part is something you can prepare and take control by yourself.
Behaviour questions is something that is highly flexible, but also the part that differentiate you from other candidates. Given the flexibility, it would require significantly more time to prepare.
Assuming the same educational background (target school), everyone follows market and can talk about deals to some extent, everyone knows the basic technical stuff.
Then the behaviour question part becomes the differentiant factor to help the interviewer to form a view about you as a person. So the interview can ask any questions to try to find out your competency and to identify who you really are, how you are likely to behave in a working environment, etc.
The behaviour question guide can provide a good sense of what's likely to be asked and also provide a good guidance of how to structure your answer. The bottom line is to preapre at least 2 examples for each questions in the list.
Sometimes, the questions maybe asked in a different way that is completedly unexpected, but still can be asnwered using the same example. Thtat's why you need to really know your stuff well and spend time to practice, practice, practice. Also the point of practice is to make you a natural presenter, so it doesn't look like you have spent too much time "prepareing" it. |
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