Goldman Sachs Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. How you’ve dealt with objection?
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I have dealt with objections by actively listening, addressing concerns, providing solutions, and building rapport.
• Listen carefully to the objection without interrupting

• Acknowledge the concern and show empathy

• Provide relevant information or solutions to address the objection

• Build rapport and trust by demonstrating expertise and understanding
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Q2. A time when you had to turn a negative to positive
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I turned a negative situation into a positive one by finding a creative solution.
• Identified the root cause of the negative situation

• Brainstormed potential solutions

• Implemented a creative solution that turned the situation around

• Communicated effectively with team members to ensure success
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q1. Skills that you are excel in
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Q1. About the process
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Q2. Tell me about yourself
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I am a detail-oriented professional with a background in investigating and preventing fraudulent activities.
• Experienced in analyzing financial data to detect patterns of fraud

• Skilled in using fraud detection tools and software

• Strong understanding of regulations and compliance related to fraud prevention

• Excellent communication skills for collaborating with law enforcement and other stakeholders
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Q1. Salary expectations
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Q2. Why Goldman sachs
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Goldman Sachs is a prestigious financial institution known for its innovative solutions and global reach.
• Goldman Sachs has a strong reputation in the financial industry for its expertise and leadership.

• The opportunity to work at Goldman Sachs would provide me with valuable experience and growth potential.

• I am impressed by Goldman Sachs' commitment to diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
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Q1. Design a distributed rate limiter.
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Design a distributed rate limiter for managing incoming requests.
• Use a distributed key-value store like Redis to store request counts and timestamps.

• Implement a token bucket algorithm to control the rate of incoming requests.

• Use a distributed messaging system like Kafka for communication between rate limiter instances.

• Consider using consistent hashing to evenly distribute requests among rate limiter instances.
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Q2. What are immutable classes? Write an immutable class.
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Immutable classes are classes whose instances cannot be modified after creation.
• Immutable classes have all fields marked as final and private.

• They do not have any setter methods to modify the state of the object.

• Any modification to an immutable object results in a new object being created.

• Example of an immutable class: public class Person { private final String name; private final int age; public Person(String n...read more
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