I'm currently in a CorpFin role, looking to make a switch to ER. I have a first round phone interview coming up with a small firm. Is there anything I should expect besides the general fit/ resume/ why ER/ why XXX company questions?
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Stock pitches
In addition to the above, I would suggest refining your financial statement analysis skills (e.g., key metrics, how the statements connect, how to project certain line items)
I know the industry the analyst covers, so would it be better to pitch stocks in that particular industry or does that not matter?
Better if you nail it, worse if you screw it up
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