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The interview started and I was told to not use and pencil or paper. They asked me some squaring questions and some subtraction with large numbers. I was also asked how much I would pay to play a game where I get heads if I win a dollar, and how much I would be willing to pay if I was able to re-flip up to two more times.
math and statistical questions, bonds i was looking at (because of my experience in fixed income), conceptual questions about bonds and yield curves, motivations, and dodd frank and the future for securities
Introduce yourself and why should we hire you.
What do you know about this company?
tell me about a time you had a difficulty but you manage to overcome it.
A flight's about to take off with still empty seats. A customer offers you X amount of money for the flight, what are the factors to consider in whether you should accept the offer?
He asked me how to test whether two variances are the same. I didn't how to answer this one. Something with chi-square tests.
Do you have Knowledge of Active Directory
This wasn't really difficult, just different than some of the other questions: You have a black box with no distinguishing marks on it. The only input/output is an ethernet port. How would you determine what is running on the box?
Have you ever been fired from a position and why?
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