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Updated Feb 8, 2012 – Interview questions and reviews posted anonymously by interview candidates.

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Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed Jul 2010 (took a day)

Got on the phone with some guy from front office. sales or trading. got asked a bunch of math questions that are not particular hard. got asked about prior experience. got asked about hobbies etc. tried to follow up one week later. got a simple reply email and i never heard from them again.

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Most challenging thing in life so far?

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35 squared?

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I got the interview through a College or University and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview.

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Received and Declined Offer

Interviewed Oct 2010 (took 3 days)

Interviewed first by telephone and then by a panel.

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Write some code for creating an incrementing counter using a closure?

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Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed Apr 2008 in Hong Kong (Hong Kong) (took a day)

I got a call from my agent telling me that an employer is looking for a .Net developer, and the employer found my CV perfectly matched the position. I didn't get much information about the position and the job nature. But considered the good reputation of Deutsche Bank, an on-site interview is definitly a good chance for me.

Interviewers are very nice and professional, they went over my CV and started with a couple of standard questions like "What makes you change your current job", "tell me about your current job","What are your strengths and weaknesses"... and then started to explain me about my applied position, what kind of tools they are using and some more details about their current plan of the team. And then they jumped into some technical questions about application development, however I was more on the web development side and that was the reason why I didn't get an offer.