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Goldman Sachs video interview questions

This page helps candidates preparing for Goldman Sachs video interviews across graduate, wealth management, FICC and investment banking roles. Read the question excerpts to see what each pack covers, then choose the pack that matches your division. The packs mix behavioural, ethical and market questions.

4 packs · 48 question entries · all with model answers in the With answers edition · Global. Question excerpts from every pack are free to read below. Full packs from £12 for the questions or £14 with model answers. 2 short samplers are free to read in full; their answer editions cost £6.

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Goldman Sachs video interview practice

4 packs · 48 question entries

Video Interview – Behavioural & Integrity Scenarios

Video interview · Global · 24 questions · all with model answers

Question excerpts · options, diagrams or other context may be omitted.

  1. You’ve submitted a report, but there is a mistake in a rarely reviewed part. What do you do?
  2. Explain array, set, and map to a non-engineer, without jargon, with examples.
Questions: £15 · With answers: £17See this pack in the catalogue →

Wealth Management Video Interview – Motivation, Markets & Competency

Video interview · Global · 12 questions · all with model answers

Question excerpts · options, diagrams or other context may be omitted.

  1. Why Asset Management?
  2. What key strengths would you bring to a wealth management role at Goldman Sachs?
Questions: £12 · With answers: £14See this pack in the catalogue →

FICC & IBD Video InterviewFREE SAMPLER

Video interview · Global · 7 questions · all with model answers

Question excerpts · options, diagrams or other context may be omitted.

  1. What stock would you invest in and why?
  2. FICC & Equities – Discuss a current event and how you see it affecting financial markets in the future.
Questions: free · With answers: £6Read it free in the catalogue →

Video Interview – Ethics, Adversity & MarketsFREE SAMPLER

Video interview · Global · 5 questions · all with model answers

Question excerpts · options, diagrams or other context may be omitted.

  1. Describe your experience working in groups and the role you typically assume when working with a group.
  2. (Sales & Trading) What two factors would you consider when deciding whether or not to buy a stock?
Questions: free · With answers: £6Read it free in the catalogue →

One model answer, free

From Video Interview – Behavioural & Integrity Scenarios · With answers edition £17. Each answered question in that edition has a model answer like this one.

You’ve submitted a report, but there is a mistake in a rarely reviewed part. What do you do?

In such a situation, my priority would be to act promptly and transparently. First, I would re-examine the report and identify the nature and extent of the error, ensuring I fully understand the implications. Since the mistake occurs in a part that is rarely reviewed, I would consider the possibility that it might not be immediately noticed but could have long-term consequences if left unaddressed. Next, I would approach my manager to inform them of the mistake. Transparency is crucial in maintaining trust and credibility. I would clearly explain the error, its potential impact, and propose solutions to correct it. By taking ownership of the situation, I demonstrate accountability and responsibility. In determining how to proceed, I would consider whether the mistake could affect other teams or stakeholders. If necessary, I would collaborate with those involved to ensure that the report is corrected, and any miscommunication is resolved. I believe this approach not only prevents the issue from escalating but also shows my commitment to maintaining high-quality work. While I understand that mistakes happen, addressing them swiftly and taking corrective action reflects integrity and professionalism.

Model answers are practice examples written for this catalogue, not the employer’s answers or scoring guidance. Compare the structure and level of detail, then answer with your own experience.

How to practise for Goldman Sachs video interviews

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What kind of questions come up in Goldman Sachs video interviews?

Our Goldman Sachs packs include questions such as 'You've submitted a report, but there is a mistake in a rarely reviewed part. What do you do?', 'What stock would you invest in and why?', and 'Explain array, set, and map to a non-engineer'. Recurring themes are integrity, teamwork, market awareness and stock evaluation.

How should I structure my answers in a recorded video interview?

Give your answer first, support it with one or two points, then close. For behavioural questions, use situation, action, result. For market questions, name the stock or event, your view and one risk. Keep inside the time limit and speak to the camera rather than reading notes.

Which Goldman Sachs pack should I start with?

Match your division. For general graduate roles, start with 'Video Interview – Behavioural & Integrity Scenarios'; for wealth and asset management, use 'Wealth Management Video Interview – Motivation, Markets & Competency'; for FICC and IBD, use 'FICC & IBD Video Interview'. Add 'Video Interview – Ethics, Adversity & Markets' for sales and trading.

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About these packs

Our question banks are compiled from questions reported by candidates who took the actual recruitment assessments and interviews.

Packs are preparation material, not a prediction of your assessment questions. Model answers are practice examples, not the employer’s answers or scoring guidance. Check the question excerpts, role, market and stage before choosing a pack.

Every pack opens in your browser after purchase. The Questions edition has every question in the pack; the With answers edition adds a model answer to each answered question. Prices are in GBP. The full list of Goldman Sachs packs is in the catalogue.

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