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Updated Mar 2, 2012 – Interview questions and reviews posted anonymously by interview candidates.

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Interviewed Mar 2012 (took 1 week)

After applying online through my school, they confirmed a time on the phone to come in for two 30 minute interviews (2:1). The interviewers were people from the department and they were very professional and polite. The office was really nice and the people seemed happy to be there. Know your resume, how to describe yourself, and why you are applying to Deutsche Bank

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Tell me about yourself.

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Why Deutsche Bank?

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I got the interview through a College or University and the interview consisted of a Group/Panel Interview.

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Overall Positive Experience

Received and Accepted Offer

Interviewed Nov 2009 (took a day)

I got an interview at DB because the IT director of the company I was working at sent my resume to the IT Director there . I first interviewed with the Director and he went through my resume from beginning to end. Since I didn't come from an IT back ground, he quizzed me on the risk system that I was using in my current position to gauge how much I knew. DB was using the same risk system that I was currently using so he wanted to see if I was willing to be more of a support person instead of an end user. The questions were not too technical. He was more interested to see if I was willing to learn other commodities and how much of the system I knew.

Next interview was with the project manager. His questions were very general and wanted to know why I wanted to take on more of a support than a front office role. We went through my resume to gauge how much of the system I knew. The interview took 1 hour.

After the interview with the manager, I interviewed with two business analysts at the same time. I knew one of the guy who interviewed me because he used to work at the company I currently worked at. Out of all of the interviews, this one was the most relaxed. We just talked about what my hobbies were and what I liked to do. They were more interested in how I would fit with the team.

After I interviewed with the two business analyst, I interviewed with three more front office people (gas trader, gas scheduler, and mid office manager) and one back office manager (accounting).

One recurring theme that I noticed with all the interviews is that I either worked with everyone who interviewed me directly or indirectly, OR I knew someone that they knew.

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one trader asked me how I would schedule gas from a pool to park and loan in openlink. Since I was a scheduler, I was able to answer that question easily. I wasn't expecting him to get technical but I was surprised that he asked

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Before they made an offer, I had to give them two years worth of pay stubs. They offered me 20% more than what I was making at my currently job and the work hours were much better so I didn't negotiate as much.

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The interview consisted of a Phone Interview, a 1:1 Interview and a Background Check.

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Received and Accepted Offer

Interviewed May 2010 in London, England (United Kingdom) (took 4 weeks)

It was quite thorough. You get to meet quite a few people from different ranks.

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What did it attract you to Deutsche Bank?

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I got the interview through a Recruiter and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview, a 1:1 Interview and a Group/Panel Interview.

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Received and Declined Offer

Interviewed Jan 2010 in Frankfurt, Bavaria (Germany) (took 3 days)

Initial phone interview that lasted about 20 minutes. Basic questions only, most of them referring to my CV, experience and knowledge. After that there were two 1:1 interviews, each one lasting around 2 hours. The first interview was in an office, and after a very good explanation about the job, the working environment, I was asked several questions regarding the position and how it related to my experience. Second interview was a tour of the very large office, meetings with potential colleagues. Interviewer was very fair, friendly but very professional. No misplaced questions. Everyone was very welcoming and nice.