Alvarez & Marsal TAG Intern Interview
I have an interview with A&M coming up for their transactions advisory group (TAG). I am curious is anyone has interviewed for an internship with this group and what the experience was like. In my email they provided a brief overview of what I should prepare for.
“A thirty-minute technical interview with an Analyst o This conversation will focus on topics such as private equity, the deal cycle, the difference between buy-side and sell-side transactions, and Quality of Earnings. Additionally, please be prepared to share about your experience using Microsoft Excel.”
If anyone could provide some insight into the interview as well as how this group is viewed in the industry against competitors (mainly big 4) as I am a current big 4 deal advisory intern and am wondering if I should even consider leaving (I have received a FT offer) if I were to receive an offer from A&M.
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's what you need to know:
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A&M TAG vs. Big 4 Deal Advisory:
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If you’re still unsure, it might be worth going through the interview process with A&M to gain more clarity. Good luck!
Sources: Private Equity Interview Questions - 13 Topics to Know, Alvarez and Marsal -- Restructuring and Turnaround Consulting, Any insight on TA Associates?, TAS vs. PE DD vs. Fin Advisory vs. Deals Adivsory, Technology IB Coverage Group - Exits, Interview Preparation, etc.
Is this for FT or a SA position?
SA
I understand it to be a pretty accounting-heavy role, due to the preference for CPA eligibility. I have to ask, why are you recruiting for a SA position if you have a FT lined up? Or do you still have another year of school?
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