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Suggestions needed for CSFB phone interview

May 5th, 2006, 3:18 am

I am having my first phone interview with CSFB, NY in a couple of days for a quant position, anyone:- ever had anything similarAND/OR- has any input of what type of questions they usually ask/type of interview?Thank you!
 
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Suggestions needed for CSFB phone interview

May 5th, 2006, 3:43 am

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Suggestions needed for CSFB phone interview

May 5th, 2006, 4:47 pm

For which group is CSFB recruiting? prop? AES? I have a few suggestions. Typically it's pretty basic, mostly some abstract reasoning questions and general market questions regarding options, indices and the like
 
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Suggestions needed for CSFB phone interview

May 5th, 2006, 4:52 pm

QuoteOriginally posted by: rp10029For which group is CSFB recruiting? prop? AES? I have a few suggestions. Typically it's pretty basic, mostly some abstract reasoning questions and general market questions regarding options, indices and the likeI guess it is GMAG. They intended to recruit 10 quants in the London office through the Graduate Program for class 2006. So far they haven't met their goal, so they've been continuously hiring through job agents. Not sure about the quota in NY office.
 
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Suggestions needed for CSFB phone interview

May 6th, 2006, 1:39 am

A recruiter provided this interview for me, and I have no idea on which group I will interview with.rp10029, since you mentioned the abstract reasoning questions, are these questions something like the brainteasers? Thank you.QuoteOriginally posted by: rp10029For which group is CSFB recruiting? prop? AES? I have a few suggestions. Typically it's pretty basic, mostly some abstract reasoning questions and general market questions regarding options, indices and the like