Blue Owl Capital Interview Questions
& Process

Interviewing for the BSP team was very straightforward, one casual interview then another more formal with a more senior member. Only behavioral questions. I had another interview set up but it ended up getting cancelled. Knowing someone working there is a huge plus to get in the door.

The interview process was really thorough. I had three initial interviews with people in the department, and then a final in-person interview. For the final one, I was in a conference room and it felt like a speed dating thing with several employees interviewing me. The virtual ones were chill, but the final one in person was a bit intimidating.

The interview process was pretty straightforward since I had prior experience. It felt like a lateral move, so the daily tasks were familiar. The first person I spoke with was friendly and easy to chat with. The second person's main focus seemed to be on my knowledge of the company website, which has little to do with work ethic. I followed up to ask about the status of my application and heard nothing back, which isn't very professional. I should have at least received a response.

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