I just completed the Citi early ID program, applied for the ib summer analyst role for 2020 and got in for the first round of interviews. However, I am an economics major (non- finance background) and I am a bit anxious about the technical part of the interview. Any tips on how to conquer the technical part of the interview?
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400 guide and Citi does cases so I would look over any classic corporate finance case prep for that
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