I have a Centerview first round on Monday. For anyone who has an offer or has gone through the process, what materials should I prepare? Are the basic guides sufficient, or is there more to it?
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Good idea to memorize the squares and cube tables. Also brush up on double digit multiplication mental math
SA or full time?
SA
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Basic guides are obviously not sufficient. Theyre technically advanced and ask out if the box brain teasers so practice some and go in with an open mind (for example: if you had to add a small country to the united states as a 51st state which would it be and why?)
I wonder if it would be suicide to say Israel?
It immediately popped into mind for a bunch of reasons. Otherwise I’d pick Taiwan and could list off a few reasons.
how'd it go? any recs on how to prepare?
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definitely more technically rigorous than most interviews but the guides are still helpful. they ask a lot of weird brain teaser questions and philosophical stuff. i used liquidityshark which has a question bank of stuff they usually ask / have asked in the past.
What’s liquidityshark? Googled it and nothing came up
its some scam website
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had mine a few weeks ago, it was one technical one behavioral. Techs were more conceptual (DCF scenarios and implications) and then merger math with pen and paper.
was this for SA or full-time? Also was this NYC?
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