Preguntas de entrevista para J.P. Morgan

Difficult but straightforward. Some practice and research before the interview would be ideal. Have prepared some anecdotes about how you faced adversity in your previous jobs and overcame them. Overall enjoyable interview and I learned a lot.

Skills assessment and virtual inverter view where you record yourself answering basics. Why JP? Why the role? One market based question. You have 30 seconds to record. Two attempts per question.

First hirevue, then went straight to Superday, had 3 interviews of 30 min each, different types of technicals mixed with behaviorals. Technicals ranged from current market questions to general finance knowledge to brain teasers.

Resume screening round - 1st round - 2nd round - 3rd round - Final Paper test was the overall interview process of Equity Research. Most applicants don't pass the screening round.

Super day had normal questions (goals, 5-10 year plan, why JPM). One big room with 3 short interviews. Certain interviewers clearly had less time/interest than others. Enjoyable experience and you learn a lot from everyone

Very short - 15min. The interviewer was really busy and the questions were hard. He was really chill and nice though; I would focus on the technicals rather than the behavioral part

It was elaborate and extensive. Started off with automated virtual recorded version and then you have to meet 100 different people and each time they set up a separate interview for one person. Why couldn’t they coke one them on the same day? Utterly ridiculous.

The interview process was pleasant, all taking place during the assessment centre. The interviewers were very friednly and comfortable. Overall a genuine interest was taken by them to allow me to express myself openly and clearly in a relaxed environment.

I had the HireVue for the sales and trading Summer Analyst positon. I was asked only 3 -4 QUESTIONS. I found the process quite easy. But keep in mind for other positions it might not be the same. Make sure to do the HireVue within 2-3 days of getting the email.

The interview process for the finance analyst role at a bulge bracket bank was a tough one, but highly engaging. It involved several rounds of assessments and interviews, ranging from technical tests to behavioral evaluations. Overall, it was a rigorous but rewarding experience that provided me with a deeper understanding of the role and the organization's culture.