Finance analyst Interview Questions

I detailed my CV and what relevant subjects I could teach. Also went through my demo.

To implementing the policies and plans developed by the top managers

To improve the policies and plans developed by the top managers co-workers the activities of the lower level management.

Hi, I have completed the final interview on the 9th of December 2020 for the manufacturing engineering role. How long did it take for you to get a job offer if you don't mind me asking? I've been told that it takes a bit of time to assess the final interview outcome but it would be nice to know a specific period of time.

Hi do you remember what your presentation was on? or any example of the case studies/campaigns you worked in during the AC?

In regards the video interview, can you pause it so you can think about the answer or once you take the interview you need to complete it straight away? Thank you

No you can’t put pause while your interview you have only 1 min Read the question and then 3 mins to answer. I had 4 questions - basic questions like why network rail, what is the challenger part of your role , about yourself. Good luck

Whatever combination you chose can be wrong, especially if the same question occurs again, but this time with a different set of answers, where one can option can be the same, but the others rephrased: What do you enjoy more in a company? Relations with collegues, being proactive or having fun. Again by having to choose two and not having a don't know/don't answer option you end up choosing things that do not represent your opinions.

This isn’t correct. The question is what is most important and what is least important amongst the three. It is basically getting you to list them in order

Only questions they asked?

There was one more question but can't remember exactly but mainly about the company

the ability for an asset to be turned into cash. Ex. accounts receivable or money market securities are VERY liquid....While PPE are illiquid.

Liquidity can mean a variety of different things depending on the context but in general without loss of generality: If I have an asset worth say; £150,000 then the liquidity of this object would be £150,000 in cash. An example is owning real estate, then selling it. Liquidity is important in finance as you need the ability to buy assets. That can only occur if you have the cash (the liquidity) to do so.

Not everyone has the opportunity to gain a degree but i feel that the experience i have gathered through my working life more than makes up for it

A degree will not often teach a person the job skills they really need for a perticular position, and often, employers wind up training employees to do things the way they'd prefer anyway. And one can have a bachelor's in social justice but that is not going to be helpful to ANYONE. Pall tends to underpay employees anyway and then treat them poorly as you could probably tell from the attitude of the person with whom you interviewed, so you dodged a bullet.