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There is an option for a client to buy a taxi company, you have to give a recommendation wether to buy or not the cabs. You are given some info about costs, how many hours per day the cabs are working, gas price, costs, drivers salaries, etc. So that you have to calculate if the option is profitable.
Why work for Schlumberger over other companies
What are you good at
Tell us something About yourself
The previous work experience
PE, EPS, beta, few questions on financial modelling, DCF, Relative valuation, technical analysis, chart reading, report writing.
If I could do the job.
why should we hire you?
Some of the time is spent learning about responsibilities and asking questions about the job. Basic questions regarding motivation, time management skills, ethics, career goals, leadership, etc. Tell me about yourself. What interests you about the position? Why are you interested in ECRI Institute? What did you like most about your last job? Why are you seeking a new job? Do you prefer working independently or as a team? Describe your ideal job?
Basically, he asked how I can manage the quite volume of data and he said eventually he will ask me to manipulate the data, which requires skillful knowledge of Excel.
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