"Businesses depend on their management analysts to utilize their skills in data analysis and communication to determine the strengths and weaknesses of the firm. During an interview, expect to be asked a few brain teasers, as well as provide your opinion in a provided scenario through your analysis of the situation. As you will likely be working in a team, you may have to speak to how you work in a team and ensure that others are doing their fair share. Be sure to research the company and familiarize yourself with their competitors, their operations, and what factors or politics affect their business."
The interview process was thorough and involved multiple stages, including detailed interviews and a two-day business case assessment that required careful preparation. The questions focused on my experience, skills, salary expectations, and how I approach work challenges. Despite the seriousness of the process, after three months I no longer recall the exact questions asked, which shows how prolonged and unclear the overall experience was.
General questions about experience
Very behavioral, with some technical around insurance products.
questions from previous experience, project management related, scrum master related questions.
How do you typically handle failure?
Why did you choose this role?
Basics like types of financial statements, sla, pricing, forecasting and budgeting differences, etc
What makes asset management and BlackRock attractive for your future career?
About forecasting and budgeting , difference between them
How was your internship experience?
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