Can anyone give some insight into PJT Park Hill's Project Management interview process is like? I'd be going into this as an experienced hire vs straight out of undergrad. I've currently spent a bit over a year at an independent boutique placement agent, mostly focused on primary fundraising/project management, but also have a bit of experience with GP led secondary transactions.
This role also is looking for some LBO modeling experience which I lack, but plan on cranking out a WSP/BIWS/WSO modeling course in preparation to polish that bit. I'd imagine the modeling test (if there even is one) wouldn't be too crazy.
Any insight at all into the process would be greatly appreciated since there's minimal information on Park Hill interviews (or any placement agent for that matter) on WSO.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
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