Flow·Sales and Trading Analyst

Flow Sales and Trading Analyst interview experience

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Boston, MAPosted Feb 2017 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My process started with a very typical behavioral interview where I talked about my skill set and education, and then I got questions that aimed to make me explain specific examples—like a time I had to think outside the box.

The whole interaction felt professional, and it set a baseline for how they wanted to evaluate my communication.

Next came a math test that resembled the common timed practice formats I’d seen elsewhere. After that, I did a logic test, and then I reached a trader case round. I didn’t make it to the last two rounds, so the journey ended before it could get to a deeper case discussion.

What I remember most was the progression: behavior to math speed to logic, and then the attempt to see how I’d handle a trader-style case. Even though I liked the structure, the rounds got more demanding, and

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