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American Express Business Analyst Interview Questions & Reviews
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Business Analyst at American Express
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Phoenix, AZ Jan 2012 – Reviewed Apr 20, 2012
Interview Details – It is a contractor position. I had a phone interview with a manager, asking about my background and some details of used concepts. A group interview in the following week, talked about pretty much the same as that in phone interview.
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Business Analyst at American Express
No Offer – Reviewed Dec 28, 2012
Interview Details – I applied on line on their career website. They contact me by phone and set a 15 minutes phone interview with the recruiter. After this I was asked my availability for a face to face interview with the hiring manager and I was confirmed by phone it would have been the next day and to wait only for the confirmation email (after the manager confirmation about his availability). I never received the email. I wrote to the HR email, but I did not receive any reply. I called to number provided me previously from another recruiter and finally put through the recruiter I spoke to the first time, who explained me they had better candidates for the role and they would have not proceed further with my application. I said it would have been nice from them to send me at least a notification about it, instead of letting hanging in the air for weeks. So much focus and importance to customer care, but then they are not able to send a notification to a person they selected and confirmed verbally for the next step...
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Business Analyst at American Express
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Gurgaon, Haryana (India) Jan 2011 – Reviewed Dec 3, 2012
Interview Details – Had 3 round over the fone. In each of the rounds, I had an case study interview and was asked to explain my resume. Also in one of intrview simple brain teasers were asked
Interview Question – A problem on Baye's theorem in probabi;ity was asked. It was kind o difficult but I was able to solve it Answer Question
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Business Analyst at American Express
Declined Offer – Reviewed Oct 1, 2012
Interview Details – Process was easy. 3 rounds of interviews. Mostly fit questions. Not too technical.
Interview Question – Tell me about yourself not using things on your resume Answer Question
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Business Analyst at American Express
No Offer – Reviewed Aug 8, 2012
Interview Details – two telephonic and then face to face interview..a very challenging case study related to logistics of transportation...other than that some case study questions related to e commerce...
Interview Question – why do you want to leave your current organisation? Answer Question
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