J.P Morgan S&T full time
Hi, I was wondering if anybody had any insight for what percent of J.P Morgan S&T SA typically get full time offers at the end of the summer? Thank you!
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I would say it's one of the higher percent on the street. If you do a good job, they'll find a place for you.
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JP Morgan S&T (Originally Posted: 09/14/2009)
If anyone could shed some light on their experience interviewing for either SA or FT it would be much appreciated. Have an upcoming interview and was curious as to what I should be expecting.
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Learn moreTheir interviews aren't really any different than any other firm.
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most technical interview i had. one probability question involving dice and what to charge customers to play. one question involving rates of return and which security to choose / what information would you need to know to pick between two securities.
in retrospect, that doesnt seem incredibly technical, but yea, it was the most technical any of my interviews got.
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I had lots of conditional probability questions from quant guys. Questions started out relatively straight forward but as you got them right they would just keep pushing you more and more. I hadn't taken a stats course in 2+ years so maybe I felt like they were harder than they were supposed to be, but I'd recommend brushing up on that stuff.
thanks guys
I would strongly de-emphasize the technical nature of the interview. People get so nervous about it. Getting the question right is not going to get you the job. You need to get it right + make sure they think you're a good fit. Focus on the way you answer the question, they way you walk through your logic. For most of the questions, there is no right or wrong answer, just the way you present yourself.
I sat through a series of interviews, 3 different technical questions were asked, not one had a "right" answer. 1 was a variation on the standard airplane question 2 was a probability question because the candidate said they liked probability. The interviewer openly said, "i don't know the answer but feel it should be around 50% 3 was a basic geometry puzzle
Make sure you choose even numbers. Don't say there are 282 seats on a Boeing 747. Say there are 300 seats. Don't make the question harder than it should be.
would you mind telling me wha the airplane question is and how you answered it?
Is JPM recruiting for S&T at all? (Originally Posted: 01/22/2010)
a friend of mine at a non-ivy target told me that JPM is not recruiting for S&T at all in his school, although they are recruiting for all other FO/MO/BO positions. When he asked the recruiter why, she said that they get plenty of S&T applicants through "other avenues" (whatever that means), and don't find the need to OCR at his school? is this true at other targets?
I cannot say for other schools, but JPM IBD is recruiting at my school while its S&T division hasn't posted anything so far. Would also like to know what that "other avenues" is supposed to mean.
EDITED: This is for SA as well.
In London they filled their entire S&T, R class through intern conversions this year, so there were no graduate openings. Can't say if this is the same reason for the lack of recruiting in the US.
they're doing S&T here
yeah they dont recruit S&T at my school either this year. wtf anybody knows why? thats for SA btw, so what are these alternative avenues???
JPM is recruiting at Penn for S&T SA's. I'm guessing by other avenues they mean Ivies/targets.
JPM's S&T Training Simulation (Originally Posted: 11/13/2012)
Have phone call coming up soon with JPM S&T and was wondering if someone with knowledge of their training simulations for Trading and Sales could speak in more depth about them please?
From what I've gathered on their site, in the Sales Simulation you receive a package of information and in the space of thirty minutes pull together a sales presentation and then have ten minutes on the telephone to pitch someone.
What type of information does this package entail? 10ks/notes? Or what?
Thanks
Please elaborate. Where can I learn more about this training simulation? Is there public access?
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