T. Rowe Price Financial Analyst interview experience

There were five questions, each with about two minutes to respond, and then a final question with only thirty seconds. The last prompt was a multiplication question—something like 34 times 47 or 23 times 18—while the earlier prompts were more general questions.

I remember feeling the pressure mostly from the clock rather than from anything being overly technical. The general questions still required quick, clear answers, but the real stress was switching gears fast enough to handle the short math portion at the end. It ultimately didn’t lead to an offer, and my reflection afterward was that