Hey there,
This happens almost all the time with my first-time coachees. The key learning (for online cases as well as in-person cases):
- Always play back the objective of the questions (math or no math)
- Always play back the numbers in case math or when you receive a new piece of information
As for your particular situation: Did you tell the interviewer that you misheard the numbers? In general, if such a mistake happens once it shouldn't be a big deal. If it happens twice in succession that means you have not learned from the first time, which makes it a bit more difficult to present a positive case in that regard.
Fingers crossed!
Kind regards,
Florian
Hey there,
This happens almost all the time with my first-time coachees. The key learning (for online cases as well as in-person cases):
- Always play back the objective of the questions (math or no math)
- Always play back the numbers in case math or when you receive a new piece of information
As for your particular situation: Did you tell the interviewer that you misheard the numbers? In general, if such a mistake happens once it shouldn't be a big deal. If it happens twice in succession that means you have not learned from the first time, which makes it a bit more difficult to present a positive case in that regard.
Fingers crossed!
Kind regards,
Florian
I don't think it matters too much if everything else was good. I made a couple of small errors too but got invited to second round — Anonym B am 3. Mär 2021