Fisher Investments interview questions

Went in for an interview on the 14th. I prepared a lot by anticipating what questions would be asked based off other reviews. I can say I hit 80% of the ones they asked. Go in with a smile and confidence and know your material. Research the company, and make sure you prepare questions to ask them. I did 4 interviews and everyone of them asked if I had any questions. Get their point of view of the company and ask them what they like about it. This will give you a better picture of whether you want to work for them or not. Personally everyone that I have researched and heard from the 4 ladies who interviewed me was right on point. It seems like a great place to work as far as I can tell and when I toured the building I didn't walk into a business that had a slave feeling atmosphere to it. People were smiling and working and just seem to be getting the job done. I have seen many complaints and I took them with a grain of salt. I suggest you do as well.

Very different from most. I sat in a conference room and for three hours answered the questions of three different people. Each interviewer came separate from the other with the interview from each person lasting roughly an hour. First guy I talked to had an amused look on his face when I said I currently have another offer for a corporate finance position. Was taken aback by this since an account executive position at Fisher literally requires no financial education background. The AE position is all sales, in fact the entire company is all sales. There is no where for someone who has an interest in investment analysis.