I have upcoming interviews with Prudential Real Estate Investors (PREI) and Prudential Mortgage Capital Company (PMCC) for summer analyst positions. Does anyone have any insight on these two roles or know what I should expect in the interview?
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I did some digging and it seems like they do mostly behavioral questions. I'd be very interested too for some insights from anyone who has interviewed with PMCC.
Not sure about SA positions but for FT PMCC you get a case study before hand...but they don't really ask you questions about it so there's no real point in taking a lot of time to learn it. I would suggest just looking it over and taking some notes on which investment is better and why. Mostly behavioral, maybe know some general info about real estate. None of that technical stuff though. This was for Chicago ~1 year ago.
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