Knowledge about accounting in high level, specifically about accruals and capitalized expenses. Chatting about personal background with each other as well. I believe that's the part that actually got me hired the minute I walked out of the building. For back office/controllers entry level jobs it's hard to know the actual work performance. So Being personally likeable is what really matters.
How do you handle challenges?
Tell me about your background?
Interview questions were the text book questions, 'Tell me about who you are.' 'What is your greatest fault.' 'How would you handle xyz situation'.... etc
Asked me lots of question about my experiences
Projects that were already described in my CV
Tell me about yourself? Do you have any experience with SQL?
I was asked the usual questions about previous work experience, challenges and how I overcame them, assessed my problem solving skills with some basic scenario questions.
How is the balance sheet of a financial institution structured? Mention its main parts. What is the relationship between the financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash-flow statement)?
Describe components of cash flow report
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