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FX Analyst at Bloomberg L.P.
No Offer – Interviewed in City of London, England (UK) Jan 2010 – Reviewed Jan 15, 2010
Interview Details – Offered an interview for FX Analyst, asked to come the following week.Interview consisted of a 2:1 panel. No technical questions, I had prepared a lot on FX markets though. Interviewers were pretty easy going, for some reason my first half went well, second half I guess they were not happy with my answers. Lot of questions to think on your feet and answer, Qns will be aligned specific to company goals and ideologies. So eitherways you answer they are looking for answers aligned to organisation interests only. I thought I did convince them ,as I had previously worked for Bloomberg's direct competitor.
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