Will interviews for summer 2023 be more behavioral?

Because the recruiting season is being pushed back a lot for summer 2023 (I have an interview next week), do you think interviews will be less technical because a lot of us haven't been more exposed to finance? Everyone I have spoken to has said they learned everything on the job and that they pretty much used nothing from school so to me it seems like finding fit should be the number #1 priority. But of course, I could be wrong so was wondering what people are thinking?

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I was a part of 4 interview processes with different regional boutiques and MM firms for sophomore internships. I've gotten accounting, valuation, LBO, and M&A questions from them. I have a buddy who's currently going through some interviews for soph summer too and they're digging pretty deep as well. I'm only interviewing with one firm for 2023 at the moment, but they have been more fit based so far. We'll see how the superday goes. Just be ready for anything and study tf up. Good luck man

 

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