Families, who have just worked with trainees to complete the JPMorgan of HireVue, and I'm here to share the questions while they're hot. The program is the 2026 Asset & Wealth Management Risk Summer Analyst Program, and the format is a five-question, 30-second prep + 2-minute answer per question, and with one re-entry opportunity, the experience is pretty friendly.
Background of trainees
This student is a master of finance-related majors, and has done some internships in investment banks and wealth management during his school years. However, he has always felt that he is not fluent enough to express himself in interviews, especially when he is nervous about organizing his language on the spot in English. He had been interviewed by several big banks before, and HireVue didn't perform well because of insufficient preparation, so when he got the pre-interview of JPMorgan AWM Risk Summer Analyst, he found us and hoped to practice in a targeted way.
JPMorgan Exclusive Questions- & Answering Process
Question 1: What attracts you to J.P. Morgan and specifically an opportunity in Asset or Wealth Management?
Motivation question. The trainee's answer was too general at first, saying only that "JPM is a top firm". We reminded him to incorporate JPM's global leadership in AWM and his interest in wealth management during his internship. After the re-recording, the result was much better, and his personal motivation and job match were highlighted.
Question 2: Describe what factors have influenced financial markets in recent months and how they might affect our clients.
Current affairs questions. The first time he practiced, he only listed "interest rates, inflation", which was rather thin. We helped him to build a framework:
Interest Rates & Inflation → Affects bond and equity valuations;
geopolitical risk → Bringing about market volatility;
Changes in market sentiment → Client risk tolerance adjustment.
In practice, he spoke according to this structure, and finally naturally fell on the "impact on the client's asset allocation", the answer is complete and logical.
第三题：Please share an example of a time when you had to work as part of a team to accomplish an important goal. Please describe the situation, your actions, and Please describe the situation, your actions, and the outcome.
Behavioral questions. We instructed him to answer using the STAR rule. He chose a case study from a course project to describe how he coordinated students from different backgrounds to complete an analysis task. He was well organized in his practical work, and the Outcome section specifically emphasized team results and individual contributions.
Question 4: Describe a time when you made a mistake at work or school. Describe the situation, what actions you took, and what you learned.
Reflection Question. The trainee was most afraid of this question because he thought that talking about mistakes would reduce his score. We advised him to choose an example that "has limited impact but demonstrates the ability to improve", and ended up using his experience of a data processing error in a project, focusing on how to identify the problem + correct it + summarize the experience. When he was recorded, he gave a natural answer, and his negative feelings were completely diluted.
Question 5: What do you think are the greatest challenges the financial services industry will face in the next 5 years?
Industry Outlook. The trainee started out trying to make a lot of points that were easy to dissemble. We helped him narrow it down to three:
Digitalization & Technology Shock.;
Regulatory and compliance pressures.;
Youthful clientele and diversified needs.
There's also a sentence at the end about how AWM is responding (e.g., tech-enabled, customized services), which seems a bit more in-depth.
Overall impression
The trainee used his only chance to re-record on the first question and passed the next four questions in one sitting;
The delivery was much smoother than before, and the 2-minute pace was steady;
Industry and reflective questions were answered more brightly and there was a marked improvement in overall performance.
Don't want to drop the ball at a critical juncture?
This time the students can successfully complete JPMorgan's HireVue, in fact, can not be separated from the preliminary simulation training and adjustment of the answer framework. Many students have similar problems: nervousness in expressing themselves in English, poor control of time, and deviation in logic on the spot.
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