FREE Live Class: How To Turn Your Interviews Into IB Offers
Are you applying for spring weeks or off cycles right now and not sure whether your prep is good enough?
Or heading into interviews and final assessment centres for summer internships, and not sure what will get you the offer?
Getting the interview is hard, but most offers are lost after it.
By this stage everyone knows their technicals, and the questions students ask me are always the same...
How do I handle the follow ups?
What do I say when they push back on my view?
How do I stand out when everyone's answers sound the same?
Led by a former investment banker now in private equity, this free 2-hour class walks through what separates the students who turn interviews into offers from the ones who don't, using real examples at every stage.
If you've been to one of my talks this term, this is all new material.
What We'll Cover
LBOs Under Pressure Most candidates can explain what an LBO is. Far fewer get through the second and third question. Broken down live, with side by side examples of an answer that passes and one that doesn't.
A Real Deal, End To End A live transaction walked through from start to finish, so you can form your own view on it and defend it when the interviewer pushes back.
Standing Out In The Room How to prepare the questions you know are coming, like "why this bank?" and "walk me through your CV", so they come together as one story the interviewer remembers, not the same answer they've heard all day.
Live Q&A I'll stay on at the end to answer your questions.
About Your Host
Hi! I'm Chenxi. I landed four spring week offers in my first year, converted at Bank of America, spent four years in investment banking and now work in private equity.
What I remember most about that first year is preparing for spring weeks like it was a final year exam: stacks of handwritten notes on technicals, behaviourals and commercial awareness, working 8am to midnight with no way of knowing whether any of it was the right thing to spend my time on. It worked out, but a lot of it was guessing.
This class is the version of that I wish someone had given me.