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Blue Chip Career - Guide to Finance and Consulting Interviews

Blue Chip Career - Guide to Finance and Consulting Interviews

This course is comprised of videos with Blue Chip Career mentors walking through frequently asked finance, consulting an
Created byChris Carey
Last updated 9/2011
English

Course content

4 sections49 lectures2h 26m total length
  • Do You Have Any Questions For Me?2:03

    The interview's almost over, and the recruiter has turned things over to you. But when he or she asks if you have any questions, what should you say? Blue Chip Career mentor Joe El-Rady outlines what a recruiter is looking for with the "question question" and offers advice on how you should answer.

  • Have You Ever Had to Convince Teammates to Work on a Project They Weren't Thrilled About?2:48

    Good at leading teams? This question is a chance to prove it. Blue Chip Career mentor Dominique Gagnon explains how you should answer - and suggests how you can spin your response to sound like an ideal candidate.

  • How Do You React To Pressure?1:46

    Can you deal with pressure? You'll have to, if you're to succeed in a high-stress banking or consulting position. Blue Chip Career mentor John D.C. Miles describes how you should show that you can handle pressure in an interview.

  • What Is Your Greatest Weakness?2:22

    Think you don't have any weaknesses? You're wrong - and if you can't think of an intelligent answer to this common interview question, you risk making a poor impression on your interviewer. Blue Chip Career mentor Scott Morris explains how you should structure your answer to turn one (or more) of your weaknesses into a positive. (And saying you work too hard or care too much doesn't count.)

  • Where Do You See Yourself in 2 to 5 Years?1:38

    Where DO you see yourself in a few years? If you're like most people, you haven't the faintest idea. But there is a right way of answering this question - and Blue Chip Career mentor Joe El-Rady explains it.

  • Do You Consider Yourself A Competitive Person?2:33

    Do you have a competitive nature? Can an interviewee be TOO competitive? Blue Chip Career mentor Scott Morris talks about how you should address your competitiveness (or lack thereof) in an interview.

  • How Do You Prioritize When Working On Multiple Projects?1:24

    Whether multitasking comes naturally to you or not, you'll need to prioritize your work if you want to succeed in the professional world. Blue Chip Career mentor Dominique Gagnon explains how to answer this question on priorities.

  • How Would Other People Describe You?2:08

    Whether you're good at abstract thinking or not, you may well have to answer this question in an interview. Blue Chip Career mentor Scott Morris explains what a recruiter is looking for when asking about others' perceptions of you and describes how you should answer.

  • Have You Ever Disagreed With A Company Policy?2:36

    Ever butted heads with a boss or been stymied by a certain workplace rule? You're certainly not alone. But when asked these types of questions in an interview, there are good and not-so-good ways of responding. Blue Chip Career mentor Dominique Gagnon explains what you should do.

  • What Would a Team Member Most Criticize About You?2:25

    This question is a variation on the "weaknesses question," but it also takes your performance on teams into account. Answer incorrectly and you risk seeming hubristic or incapable of being a team player - but Blue Chip Career mentor Scott Morris details how you should respond to put your contributions in the best possible light.

  • Why Do You Want to Work at My Firm?3:34

    Why do you want to work for one firm and not another? Blue Chip Career mentor Scott Morris explains how you can structure your response to bring your skills and experiences to the fore - and make yourself stand out in a crowded field of candidates.

  • Have You Ever Had An Issue With A Boss?3:19

    It's only natural to have had disagreements with a superior at work - but the real question is, did you handle the situation in a mature and professional manner? Blue Chip Career mentor Dominique Gagnon details how you should describe past workplace conflicts.

  • If You Were Any Type of Animal, What Would You Be?1:52

    Not all interview questions are five-by-five: Sometimes you'll have to think outside the box. Blue Chip Career mentor Scott Morris walks through this unconventional question and offers some tips for responding intelligently.

  • If You Know Your Boss Is Wrong, How Would You Handle It?2:30

    Telling a boss that he or she is wrong can be tricky. Blue Chip Career mentor Scott Morris explains how you should approach this hypothetical interview question.

  • What Decisions Do You Find Most Difficult to Make?2:10

    Which workplace decisions are the toughest? Blue Chip Career mentor John D.C. Miles explains how you should frame your answer to this commonly asked interview question.

  • Interviewing Tip - Limit Your Exposure0:47

    In an interview, you don't want to start talking about something you aren't entirely comfortable discussing. Blue Chip Career mentor David Pilger explains the importance of staying focused and limiting your exposure to unfamiliar conversation topics.

Description

This course is comprised of videos with Blue Chip Career mentors walking through frequently asked finance, consulting and behavioral/leadership interview questions. We'll be building out this guide throughout the fall to help students and young professionals prepare for their interviews.