
WTW Business Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 52 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at WTW.
Business Analyst
It was a good experience, and everyone was respectful. They communicated well with the candidate, ensuring clarity and professionalism. The interview process felt smooth, and they created a comfortable atmosphere without applying unnecessary pressure, making it an enjoyable experience.
- What is your approach to handling multiple tasks simultaneously?
Business Analyst
I had several interviews with both offshore and onshore managers. The interviewers were really professional and respectful. The interview stages included HR, the PH Team lead/manager, and offshore managers. The process was streamlined and HR gave me timely updates after the interviews. Overall, it was a good experience for me.
- Can you describe your understanding of the SDLC Process?
- How would you go about resolving client issues?
Business Analyst
First, a recruiter will give you a call to discuss your experience and set expectations about salary and benefits. Second, you'll do a recorded HireVue interview where you'll answer pre-set questions, with the last one being an essay on creating system use cases. Third, you'll go to their office for a panel interview with product owners. They really valued situational questions over experience, but the questions weren't too hard. WTW sent rejection emails, which was good. Remember to relate your answers to agile methodology, as situational questions were given a lot of weight.
- What are your top three weaknesses?
- What is your approach when a teammate disagrees with you?
- How do you manage a challenging client?
WTW Business Analyst Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from WTW interview reports.
“An employee is complaining that the wrong amount is being taken out of their paycheck for the health plan. We know the amount shown on the benefits screen when they chose their plan was correct, but the amount being withdrawn is wrong. How would you troubleshoot this?”
Read reports →“What's the trickiest question? It's a brainteaser: you're in a room with 3 light switches, but only one works to turn on a light in another room upstairs. You only get to go upstairs once. How do you figure out which switch is the right one?”
Read reports →“Can you explain how to extract data using Excel?”
Read reports →“Given the escalated ticket from the call center about a client employee having incorrect benefit deductions, describe your step-by-step analysis and solution approach. The call center confirmed no coverage changes and the quote was accurate based on elected benefits. How would you investigate this issue? You have 10 minutes to respond.”
Read reports →“Can you share an instance of a failed task delivery and your response?”
Read report →“What action would you take when faced with two equally prioritized user stories?”
Read report →“Can you share an instance where a teammate was uncooperative or not pulling their weight?”
Read report →“Is it true that the team is very communicative and centered around teamwork?”
Read report →“In a critical situation, how would you go about prioritizing your tasks?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 52 WTW interview reports.