Behavioral · Past Experiences & Situational Questions
Internship Experience Walkthrough
This question asks you to walk an interviewer through your internship experience in a way that shows fit for the role you are targeting.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Topic
- Behavioral
- Subtopic
- Past Experiences & Situational Questions
What this question trains
This prompt practices how to turn an internship into a persuasive story about readiness for the next role. In investment banking interviews, candidates are expected to do more than recite resume bullets, they need to explain what the role requires, what they learned on the job, and how that experience makes them a stronger fit for the position they want now.
It also tests whether you can structure a response clearly and connect past work to future responsibilities. Interviewers ask this because they want to see self awareness, professionalism, and the ability to discuss your experience in a way that is relevant to the seat you are pursuing, while also being ready to go deeper on any item from your resume.