Interviews for research analysts tend to veer toward exploring your technical skills, but it's important to show off your interpersonal soft skills as well. Be ready to prove your knowledge and skills in research analysis, but don't forget to sell your personality as well.
The company will ask more questions on the financial modelling, financial ratios, valuation and sector. One of the important question on modelling would be the assumptions on revenues and costs that will flow in the model. One must know about the interpretation of the financial ratios.
What is a 1572 and why is it important?
What do you think about commitment to a job?
what valuation strategy would you use for companies in early-stage development of pharmaceuticals?
Tell me about your research
About yourself,experience, projects done, strengths and weakness, USPs, study curriculam
One thing that really stuck out among other interviews I've ever had before was "Do you enjoy being in one place, doing the same task every day, or do you have drive to move onward and upward?"
About the company
Normal questions, basic conversation
Have you dealt with angry customers before.
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