Fidelity Investments interview questions

I caught them in between hiring classes. That is why it took me two months in order for me to accept there offer. The interviews were behavioral interviews and the in person interview was conducted by two managers. The process was long for me, going weeks on a time without hearing from the recruiter. However at every turn they contacted me and always had my trust that they would follow through when they said they would.

The first step was to submit my resume through my school's career center. A few days later, I received an email to interview them on campus. The first interview consisted of two separate 1:1 sessions. Both sessions were mostly about my resume with some questions such as why fidelity, why this position, why did you choose your university, etc. The second round (and final round) was a four hour long session. We had to meet at Fidelity's main office in Boston and then proceeded to have SEVEN 1:1 interviews in a row. Each session was approximately 30 minutes long. They asked the same questions over and over so the entire process was quite tiring. Again, 95% of their questions were resume based.