I applied online. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at Moody's (Londen, Engeland) in Mar 2017
Interview
I applied the position online and received a phone interview within a week. The next step was a on-site interview, first with two senior assoicates, next was the manager and the region head at last. Each took around 30mins and they were all friendly and responsive. They did try their best to describe all the stuff you wanted to know about Moody's.
The interview process was smooth and easy, and I was waiting for the next round interview after that. However, one month past and nothing happened. I did send an enquiry email to the HR but no respond unsurprisingly. After few more weeks, I finally received an email from the HR but she was not even answering my question, indeed, she just forward my email to another colleague of her.
The HR department is simply a joke and not professional at all given the prestige and global presence of the company. Disappointed.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Moody's (Bengaluru) in Nov 2016
Interview
There are 4 rounds totally.
1) Written test on Accounts&Finance knowledge
2) Writing assessment test (Case study)
3) Technical Round
4) HR Round
The bad thing is HR, Ms. Samudra Krishnamurthy. I saw her only at the time of Interview. After joining the company, she never tried to meet us, even we are new to their company. They did not even conduct the HR Induction with freshers.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
FCFF? FCFE? FIFO, LIFO? Terminal value calculation?
DCF? Depreciation its adjustments?
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Moody's (New York, NY) in Apr 2017
Interview
Prolonged and misleading.
I applied through LinkedIn, after approximately 2 weeks got callback from recruiter. After the first phone interview, I was interviewed by two current employees/directors from the team I'll be working with. This 2 to 1 interview was partially affected by signal problem. The two directors were apparently experienced but reluctant to answer my questions about the position and refused to give me contact to stay in touch.
Later I've reached out to the recruiter a few more times, after making me waited for A MONTH this recruiter told me the job will be based in a different location and they'll be looking for candidates from inside.
Not getting a job was normal and I understand company has different demands. What pissed me off was how slow the whole process went, plus they completely wasted my time. If you want to hire from inside, why not interview internal candidates first and then go outside?