QVT Financial LP Interview Questions
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Interview Questions & Answers - QVT Financial LP Examples
operations analyst Interview -
second and final round of itnerview consisted of a round with COO and involved technical questions on accounts, logical reasoning puzzles and further grilling on my career aspirations. it lasted half n hour again with other queries involving around college projects and discussion on then current financial news.
Investment Analyst Intern (Spring) Interview -
Overall, pretty normal phone interview - I was underprepared.
- Answer is that perfect squares are tails up because of their factors (1 is flipped once, 4 is flipped 3 times, but 6 is flipped 4 times (1, 2, 3, 6)) - essentially, it's perfect squares because their square root is only 'counted' once, and results in an odd number of flips. I don't know if I missed any cases but the guy seemed to accept it. Note that simplifying the case by first just doing the first 10 makes it infinitely easier to see the pattern.
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