Eastdil Secured - Analyst Interview

Has anyone had experience with interviewing for Eastdil's equity sales group? This is for the analyst position in a major metro.

From what I've seen, it seems that you are interviewed with everyone in the sales group with fit questions, brainteasers, and some RE/finance fundamental questions followed by an excel/argus test. In terms of pay it I hear it is 65-70k base, with 100-120k all-in, but that does come with the IB hours of 75+.

Does anyone know the details of the questions asked during the interview or the complexity of the exam? Also any other additional information would be welcomed.

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They directly recruit from Penn, a friend secured his analyst job straight from on campus recruiting. Note: he is not a Wharton student, graduated from the school of arts and sciences

 

At my school Wells and Eastdil had people from both companies at the same information session, and I believe the poster above was correct that they have jobs on the Wells website.

 

They're interview process is pretty rigid. First of all, make sure you dress like a champion. A ton of the guys in the DC office wear bowties daily so I would suggest wearing one. Been in a bunch of meetings with them and they're all about it. It is a really good company so if you landed a spot there it would be pretty dope. Just make sure you are on your p's and q's during the interview. Nice work man and good luck.

 

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