The process felt intense from the start. After an online recorded interview, I faced timed assessments with little room to think. One test had difficult math and finance questions without a calculator. I also answered interview-style questions with very little preparation time. It felt like speed and composure mattered alongside what I knew.
The live stages stayed difficult. My superday involved multiple senior-leader interviews, including ED-level conversations, followed by a final one-on-one with an MD. Trading and finance came up directly, and I needed to reason through ideas. Along the way, I also had structured tests with short answer windows, including a math section allowing 30 seconds per response. I couldn't retry answers, so each stumble felt permanent.
I didn't get an offer, and I had mixed feelings afterward. I learned how deep the technical expectations went, but the strict timing and senior-level questioning made it hard to find a comfortable rhythm. It was exhausting to keep giving precise technical answers confidently under that pressure.
Location: Istanbul. Overall feedback: neutral. Offer status: no offer.
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