I applied online. I interviewed at Priogen Group (Amsterdam)
Interview
Numerical test consisted of 4 parts. All the tests are in paper and you write with a pen. You are not allowed to make intermediate calculations or any notes during the test but you are allowed to change your result if needed. You need 50% to pass the test.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
First part: 2 minutes (multiplications, divisions, additions, subtractions of whole numbers (1 up to max4 digit numbers) in pairs of two - no integers included, 2nd part: 10 min with the same type of questions. 3rd and 4th part: 10 min each with questions such as if you travel with 23 km/h how much distance you cover in 2.9 days. Also similar time questions, calculate area of a rectangle, addition of a series of numbers e.g. 1...29, the powers of 2 e.g. 2^9, calculations of more than two numbers with sometimes useful to use operation properties to come to the solution, few integers were included in the last part and also simple equations of x).
I applied online. I interviewed at Priogen Group (Amsterdam)
Interview
First I was invited to their office in Amsterdam for a numerical test. Yes, something you should be very familiar with, just speed arithmetic. There were 3 rounds, I can't remember the exact number of questions for each test, but it was quite similar to other trading companies' tests. A few days later I was told I passed the test and was invited for an interview. Then I failed there. They are looking for people that could directly express their ideas to the ones who are in higher positions, such as CEO. Time is indeed money for them so they cannot afford to waste 1 second on your hesitation.