Basically, I accepted the early timeline already, and I did this due to potential higher chances of recruiting earlier. First, I wanted to know if this is actually the case and whether early candidates have higher chances? and second, is it advised for me to ask for the regular timeline given I have like close to no preparation? does this look bad?
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Accepted the early interview process for McKinsey, but I have close to zero case prep experience and a week to prepare, alongside a full-time internship. should I ask to postpone, or is this bad?
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