The main exercise is a coding activity in which the interviewee is briefed on a domain, given a problem in that domain, and then given an hour to design and then two hours to code a solution. In my case, the problem was allocating bonds to a deal, with restrictions given on what percent could be of a certain asset class, and what percent had to meet or exceed a certain credit rating.
Nothing too scary. Just two or three good questions about problem solving... Discuss a time when you had this sort of problem and how did you handle it? What was the outcome?
As a graduate, you will have to help us improve sustainable livelihoods. How will you do? If someone in a team is not convinced by your idea, how do you persuade him/her? Tell me more about the business lines you selected
Describe a situation where you had to teach someone about something.
I found the questions ok Perhaps the one I found most interesting: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
About table joins
they asked me to prepare a case study
how can you contribute to 159solutions.
Questions about innovation, risks for Santander etc.
They asked to complete a data case study.
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