Hey all,
I'm an experienced hire that has been interviewing for the analyst role with A&M's RX group. I have upcoming MD interviews and HR mentioned these will be the final rounds before offer decision, so am looking for insights on what to expect - will be it more conversational, or technical-heavy?
For context, so far, I have completed 5~6 rounds that was a mix of technical + behavioural, and a model assessment.
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It probably depends on the office
How was your experience like?
In terms of difficulty, would you say it was pretty similar to prior interviews, or did they throw some curveballs at you?
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