I'm coming from a consulting background and have interviews at a couple of BB's coming up.
Am I likely to be asked the same degree of technical questions as other applicants given my background is not from accounting or banking or will they realise this is where i would need to skill up on the job and questions are more likely to be fit etc.?
Is there anything in particular i should brush up on? I'm currently trying to learn how companies are valued (DCF), what ratios are important (PE etc.) and a couple of stock picks. I'm concerned on the stock picks that while i can convincingly state the qualitative factors that led me to arrive at my buy decision if they ask me to value the company or in depth about ratios i'm basically screwed.
A lot of info. there but would appreciate any advice.
Thank you.
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