Summer Internship

Very reasonable timeframe. I was told they were undergoing restructuring at the time, so the process overall took a bit longer than normal. First round is with someone out of "talent acquisition". I was asked one pseudo-technical question relating to a previous point I brought up about past experiences, but most other questions were strictly behavioral and to get to know you more as a person. Afterwards, if you are deemed a "pass", you will receive an email for a quantitative test which is a walk in the park if you know basic mathematics. 50 questions, 15 minutes (CCAT). If you get a satisfactory score on the test, then you will have a final superday consisting of interviews with 4 different people, mine were all MD's/Directors, 30 minutes each, 2 behavioral and 2 technical interviews. The last interview had the most technical questions, but was still only basic fraction/decimal multiplication and division. You are allowed to take notes and do math on the paper as well. Overall I was very pleased with the interview and had a great time talking to all individuals throughout all of my interviews.