American Express Senior Lead Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

It was Excel test consisting of questions around index match, Vlookup, pivot tables, macros

Q1. What did you do in your previous role?
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In my previous role, I was responsible for conducting data analysis, creating reports, and providing insights to support decision-making.
• Conducted data analysis on sales performance to identify trends and opportunities

• Created reports and dashboards using BI tools like Tableau

• Provided insights and recommendations to senior management based on data analysis

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to improve data quality ...read more
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Q2. Finance basics like what is a clawback?
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A clawback is a provision allowing recovery of funds already disbursed, often used in finance and executive compensation.
• Clawbacks are commonly used in executive compensation agreements to reclaim bonuses if financial results are later restated.

• For example, if a company discovers that a CEO's performance bonus was based on inflated earnings, it may invoke a clawback.

• Clawbacks can also apply to overpayments in various c...read more
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Q3. Question on incentive compensation
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Q1. Salary expectation?
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Q2. Why you want to switch job?
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth in a different environment.
• Desire for new challenges and opportunities

• Seeking professional growth and development

• Interest in exploring different work environment

• Looking for better work-life balance

• Want to expand skill set and knowledge
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Q3. Relocating and work hour flexibility
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Q1. Why do you want to join Amex ?
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Q2. What was your job role in previous company?
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Q3. What values are you going to add if we hire you?
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Q4. While applying for this position, have you applied somewhere else?
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Q5. What is the difference between charge card & credit card?
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Charge cards require full payment each month, while credit cards allow for carrying a balance.
• Charge cards require the full balance to be paid off each month, while credit cards allow for carrying a balance over time.

• Charge cards typically have no pre-set spending limit, while credit cards have a credit limit.

• Charge cards often charge an annual fee, while credit cards may or may not have an annual fee.

• Examples of charg...read more
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Q6. Please elaborate some people leader qualities in you with example?
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Q7. How will you handle stressful situation, please elaborate with example?
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Q8. What do you mean by blue box values?
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Blue box values refer to a set of predefined values used in data analysis and decision-making processes.
• Blue box values are predetermined values that are used as benchmarks or thresholds in analytical models.

• These values are often based on industry standards, best practices, or regulatory requirements.

• Blue box values help analysts make informed decisions by comparing data against these predefined values.

• For example, in...read more
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Q1. Why amex, what do tou know about us, stability
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American Express is a global leader in payment solutions, known for its strong brand, customer service, and innovative financial products.
• American Express has a long history, founded in 1850, showcasing its stability and resilience in the financial sector.

• The company is renowned for its exceptional customer service, often ranking high in customer satisfaction surveys.

• Amex offers a diverse range of products, including c...read more
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Q1. Mock call, comm skills, stability
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Q1. Lot of grill by ops, collections, customer services, what difference will you make
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