Deutsche Bank Marketing Analyst Interview Questions & Reviews

Interview Details – A superday event and six interviews. The questions are all behavioral such as why DB, why Jacksonville, why your university, what is your strengthens. The only technical question is how to value a company. I only said the DCF method. Some interviewers even ask the same questions. I repeated my same stories many times.

Interview Details – Applied through OCR on my school's website. Interview started with a 1:1 with an MD, and then a 2:1 with analysts. Total time was an hour. Very friendly people which allowed me to be very personable and outgoing. Almost all personality/fit. Notified a week later that I received an offer.

Interview Details – Interviewers ran over an hour late for previous interviews, so I sat in the waiting area for a while. On campus interview, consisted of a first interview with 2 younger associates. Mostly "fit" questions, asked about stocks I was following. Very pleasant and personable, I felt this part went very well. Then passed on to a hiring manager or something along those lines. Asked what were meant to be "brain teaser" questions, but seemed to be a bit inappropriate in level of difficulty, given that it is an undergraduate internship position. Fairly rude and this part only lasted about 10 minutes.

Interview Details – Interviewed with two people on campus. Standard interview. They asked me about my internship experience, what I'm expecting to get out of from the analyst program, my view of market. Still waiting to hear back from them.

Interview Details – Interviewed with a senior banker for the expanding Global Markets operation in Jacksonville, FL (front office; back office and middle office are already established). If you can stand living in Jacksonville, this actually sounds like a great way to enjoy true work-life balance in banking. The hours aren't bad, the metro traffic isn't as awful as in larger cities, and there's no tacit understanding that you'll come in at night or work all weekend.

I'm from a non-quantitative background, so the interview was mainly behavioral. The fellow from the Jacksonville office, formerly from Mumbai, was a kind and helpful interviewer.

Interview Details – The interview was mainly behavioral. everything was asked from the resume. there were a few technical questions at the end. They were mainly mental math. for eq. what is the square root of 8 and also one brain teaser.

they were very warm and make you feel comfortable. on the whole it was very easy.

Interview Details – Interview was quick and dirty-- flew to NY for a 30-minute first round interview and got the rejection the same day; apparently they keep final rounds candidates for a 90-minute interview the next day. Lots of behavioral questions with a Global Markets Director (Ivy League). Lots of "Tell me about a time when...." Great experience but difficult.

Interview Details – I applied to Deutsche Bank online through my school recruiting website. The interview process was very quick. I had a first-round interview with two people, and received a call within a couple of hours informing me that I was going to move on to the next round. They invited me to a reception that night for the candidates moving on, and told me that the second and final round would be the next day. For that interview, I met with two senior managers separately for about an hour each. I was called that day informing me that I had been offered the job.

Negotiation Details – I did not negotiate the offer. As far as I know, it is not common practice to negotiate for starting salaries for Wall Street jobs.

Interview Details – Applied online, SHL, first round 3*30mins interviews (basic technical+behavioural), last round 3 back to back interviews with senior management.

Negotiation Details – No negotiation