Not really, the recruiters were very friendly and positive. As long as you give them logical and complete answers to the basic questions you should be fine. Also try to ask them something about the company, so that you can show them that you have done your homework ahead of time.
If you were making a personal investment and could only look at one financial statement from a company, which would it be and why?
If new profits are recorded, how do they effect the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement
What have you done to work towards a goal?
Tell me something about yourself that isn't on your resume.
Why PNC?
Can you name and describe the financial statements?
What are your strength and weaknesses? What is one thing that sets you apart? Why do you think you’re right for this role?
why are you interested in investing banking?
Why you want to join BlackRock?
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