Cushman & Wakefield Financial Analyst interview experience

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Positive

BudapestPosted Mar 2023 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I kicked things off with a first interview focused on getting to know me, and then I moved into a skills stage where my Excel ability was tested.

The Excel exercise centered on financial modeling, and it ended up being a clear checkpoint—if I didn’t do well enough, there wasn’t much further to go.

I remember the experience as generally positive in tone even though I didn’t pass the stage. Everyone I spoke with felt approachable, and the communication around what I was doing and why felt supportive.

Overall it was a satisfactory experience, just with a hard skills gate at the end. My reflection afterward was that the process was respectful, but the modeling hurdle was decisive, so the outcome felt less negotiable once I reached that

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