National Grid Business Analyst interview experience

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Brooklyn, NYPosted Jan 2026 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

After applying, I was sent a virtual interview portal and it included short, pre-recorded-style questions.

I had to answer prompt-style questions like telling me about myself and why I wanted the job, and I had the option to re-record my responses as much as the system allowed.

Alongside that, there were assessments that were more like games than a typical interview. I ended up doing tasks that tested memory and related cognitive skills, including IQ- and memory-style checks. The whole thing felt like it was designed to screen quickly rather than evaluate nuance through a live conversation.

I did get to speak with a panel later, but the panel itself felt rigid and procedural—the team members

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