Hi guys--
I have first-round interviews with analysts - 1 at a BB and 2 at a boutique.
Usually, it's pretty easy for me to communicate with senior people, especially MDs. It's great to get them to tell me about their stories, and I don't even have to feign interest.
It's harder for me to connect with analysts in the same way. Do you guys have any advice?
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Analysts should be easier...talk to them about how they got to the bank and their experiences in college going into IB. Ask them about any deals they've worked on, especially if they closed one.
I mean, they are recent graduates.
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