
PNC Financial Services Group Business Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group.
Business Analyst Intern
The first interview was a face-to-face on-campus event where they asked mainly about my teamwork skills and looked for good team players. The second interview was an all-day event with 6 managers who asked resume questions and standard behavioral questions like 'tell me about a time when you had a bad team experience' or 'tell me about a time when you had a heavy load.' They wanted to see how I handle stress and work in a team. I felt I did well and had good conversations. They initially said it would take less than two weeks to hear back, but it ended up taking 5 weeks without any updates. Then I got an email saying they weren't offering me a position, which left me confused as there was no feedback.
- Can you describe a situation where you had a difficult group member and how you managed it?
Business Analyst
There are multiple steps during the interview process. The first screening is with the recruiter, which is very brief and mostly to confirm your level of interest and resume. The second interview is a phone interview with the hiring manager. This interview will give you a more detailed overview of position and team you will be working on. You will also be asked questions related to your knowledge and skills. The third interview is an in person interview with the hiring manager and a panel of team members that you will be working with. This is the last step in the process.
- Can you explain the difference between functional and non-functional requirements?
Business Analyst
The first interview was on campus and it was behavioral, they just wanted to see if I was a good fit for the bank. Then, the second round was an all-day event with 6 interviews with different managers from different lines of business. Some asked situational questions, but most were behavioral again. Everyone was really nice and relaxed. I got a call two weeks later with an offer for a business analyst position.
- If you were the lead software developer and your team's code quality was suffering, how would you identify and solve the issue?
- Describe a situation where a team member wasn't contributing their fair share. What steps did you take, and was the problem solved?
PNC Financial Services Group Business Analyst Interview Questions
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“Can you explain the difference between functional and non-functional requirements?”
Read reports →“What is the importance of a Business Analyst's role?”
Read reports →“What suggestions do you have for improving our virtual wallet smartphone application?”
Read reports →“If you could start any business, assuming money was no issue, what would it be and what's your reasoning?”
Read reports →“What kind of impression do you want to leave with us?”
Read report →“Which of our locations (pittsburgh, jersey city, dc, etc.) would you prefer to work in?”
Read report →“Could you tell me what you understand about the banking industry?”
Read report →“If you were the lead software developer and your team's code quality was suffering, how would you identify and solve the issue?”
Read report →“Describe a situation where a team member wasn't contributing their fair share. What steps did you take, and was the problem solved?”
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