Does anyone have any insight on Jefferies' first-round interview for the NY generalist summer analyst spot? How technical can they get and how many technical questions should one expect? Thanks!
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From what I know jefferies is mad technical, so be prepared for anything tbh
First-round should be mostly conversational/behavioral with a few technicals sprinkled in. The next round would undoubtedly be more challenging.
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