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Investment Banking Analyst at Bank of America

No Offer – Reviewed Feb 19, 2013

Interview Details On Campus Interview - Extremely hostile, all technical questions and nothing that studied fit. Not a generalist banking overview - mainly focused on leveraged finance. Bad communication both before and after actual interview.

Interview Question – Solve Bond related questions with changing scenarios during interview   Answer Question

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Investment Banking Analyst at Bank of America

No Offer – Interviewed in Houston, TX (US) Jan 2013 – Reviewed Jan 14, 2013

Interview Details I received the interview through on campus recruiting. I received an email from an employee shortly after congratulating me, which seemed a bit strange. The interview was one on one with an associate who was extremely hard to relate to. Barely asked any behavioral or fit questions, all he seemed to care about was my technical knowledge. Interview only lasted about 20 minutes because I don't think I answered his technical questions well enough.

Interview Question – If a company with a higher EPS purchases a company with a lower EPS, what happens to the purchaser's EPS?   Answer Question

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Investment Banking Analyst at Bank of America

No Offer – Reviewed Jan 13, 2013

Interview Details Very unprofessional and did not know what questions to ask me. They flew me to nyc after a terrible over the phone interview... i have no idea why they did that.
make sure you know simple valuation techniques. I did not get an brain teasers and everything was either fit or simple technical.

Interview Question – Explain latin america to a potential client.   Answer Question

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Investment Banking Analyst at Bank of America

No Offer – Interviewed in Mar 2011 – Reviewed Apr 11, 2011

Interview Details BofA recruits at Dartmouth on campus as a target school so we had an informal meet and greet with appetizers at a local restaurant. Most of the employees seemed very friendly. The interview was very straight forward. They asked the basic questions of tell me about yourself, describe a team experience, describe a problem you encountered as a team, and asked general questions about the resume.

Interview Question – Tell me about a team-oriented experience in which you encountered a problem and how you solved it/made the team sway in your opinion's direction?   Answer Question

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Investment Banking Analyst at Bank of America

No Offer – Interviewed in New York, NY (US) Feb 2011 – Reviewed Feb 22, 2011

Interview Details The interview was great I really enjoyed talking to the people from B of A. They were all very kind excluding the time that people asked me very personal questions. They asked about my resume and they asked about my past work experience. They said they would get back to me but unfortunately they did not offer me a chance to continue to the final round of interviews

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Investment Banking Analyst at Bank of America

No Offer – Interviewed in Sep 2010 – Reviewed Oct 10, 2010

Interview Details I got the interview through campus recruiting. had a pre-night reception and then the next day the interview. it was two guys, an associate and an MD. they asked basic fit and behavioral questions. No brainteasers. They then got down to basic finance and accounting questions. Walk me through a DCF, stuff like that. not too bad.

Interview Question – Walk me through a DCF?   Answer Question

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Investment Banking Analyst at Bank of America

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on New York, NY (US) Jan 2007 – Reviewed Apr 01, 2009

Interview Details Bank of America has target schools for investment banking recruiting - and my college was NOT one of them. They also have a non-target recruiting process, and to be included in it, you need to be referred by an employee. I went through this process and had a first round phone interview. Once accepting, I sat on this committee, so I know from experience that for first round non-target interviews, each interviewer speaks with 6-8 candidates, of which they can select one to advance to the Super Day. Super Day interviews are standard across Wall Street firms...you meet with 5-8 people (usually a 1-1, sometimes there are two interviewers at once) for ~ 3 hours. You get a small break somewhere during the process so that all six or so interviews are not in a row. After the interviews, all interviewers from a pod (a pod is a group of 5-8 candidates - all candidates in a pod meet with the same interviewers) get together around a table and choose their favorite candidates. Since hiring is by industry or product group, you will almost definitely be hired into one of the groups you met a representative from.

Interview Question – How are the three main financial statements related?   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – No. Standard I-banking analyst offer.

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