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7 Things You Should Not Do in an Interview

7 Things You Should Not Do in an Interview When you’re applying for a job, you may think that recruiters only evaluate your educational background, work experience, and skills. That may be true, but just for the initial phase. Keep in mind that even though you have the right skillset and knowledge that companies are looking…

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Icebreaker Interview Questions

Icebreaker Interview Questions Interviews can be awkward, particularly about the part of getting the interview started outside of asking basic questions that have most likely already been asked and answered on the application form (name, age, place of residence). Knowing the best icebreaker interview questions to ask allows the interviewee to become more comfortable and,…

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Why Private Equity

How to Answer the Why Private Equity Interview Question Why Private Equity is a common private equity interview question you’ll encounter if you’re going through the interview process at a PE firm. It’s important to plan ahead so you’re not caught flat-footed and so that you have a compelling answer to the question. This guide…

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Reasons for Leaving

What are Reasons for Leaving? When leaving your current position and moving on to a new position, your current and future boss will likely want to know the reasons for leaving your job. The current boss is interested in knowing the reason for quitting your job, while the future boss wants to know the reasons…

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Phone Interview Cheat Sheet

What is a Phone Interview Cheat Sheet? A job applicant can create a phone interview cheat sheet that contains basic information about what to expect during the phone interview. It serves as a memory-refreshing tool, and it helps you to confidently respond to questions, without fumbling, when talking to the interviewer. A good phone interview…

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Mock Interview Guide

Mock Interview Guide A mock interview mirrors an actual job interview. It gives you an opportunity to practice what to say and do during an interview and get feedback. Whether it’s face-to-face, online, or through a webcam, a mock interview is useful in reviewing your answers to common interview questions and assessing other factors such…

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GPA Conversion

Does GPA Matter for Investment Banking Jobs? Yes, GPA matters! Bulge bracket banks and almost all other investment banks will look at your GPA when applying for a job and you should include it in your resume. Typically banks screen resumes based on GPA and will often remove anyone below 3.5. However, there is room for an exception…

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Magna Cum Laude

What is the Magna Cum Laude Honor? Magna Cum Laude is an academic honor of distinction that is typically awarded to a student who graduates in the top 10% or 15% of their class. It is the second highest honorable mention following behind Summa Cum Laude. The Latin phrase means “with great honor” and is…

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Superday

What is Superday? When a firm thinks you have the skills and are a potential fit for their company, you’re invited to their Superday.  This is when an investment bank makes its final decision on which analysts and associates to hire. At this point, you’ve passed the phone screen, the first interview, the group interview,…

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Courses After BCom

What to Do After Graduation? Congratulations, after four hard years of work you’ve finally finished your B.Com!  Now what?  We’ve outlined for you the most common courses after BCom to set you on the right track for your career. Let’s take a look at the most common career paths for continued study after your B.Com…

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