Lockheed Martin is coming to my campus next week to interview for their entry level corp. fin. jobs and FLDP program (said a friend who interns there). I read there might be some technical questions asked, so I was just wondering if anyone had any examples for what to expect. I've taken my basic accounting classes and corp. fin. class, but I don't have any experience with modeling or anything (I'm trying to learn on my own but I'm kind of having a hard time). So a little light on the situation would help.
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Just know your basic accounting, journal entries (some F500 firms ask this), and some managerial accounting such as price/quantity variances, contribution margin, etc. On top of that I would look at the accounting questions from the WSO technical interview guide and m&i
Alright thanks. The tech guide is worth it?
focus why the company? and what are some of the challenges they facing because of the budget cuts and shit like that. most of the questions will be basic accounting questions, some finance question like how would you value a projects
dude they are not going to ask you any modeling questions. most of the people who conduct interviews at F100 can barely use pivot tables.
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