Hi,
thank HR for her time, by explaining how is important to know the feedback for hard working on it in order to apply again and arrive at your best. Ask when you can resend the application and whether you can skip the test.

Ps. Meanwhile, I would focus on applying to other firms.

Best,
Antonello

Hello!

I would not prep anything for that call, other than going with an open mind and be super attentive to catch all the details she tells u -that is going to be golden feedback to work on later-.

Instead, I would focus on building on that feedback and applying to other firms atm.

Interviewing is a process and you learn with it! It´s very hard to get it in the 1st shot, but this experience for sure made you grow for the 2nd.

Hope it helps!

Cheers,

Clara

Hello,

The best way is to show yourself aware that interview didn't go so well and sorry for the fact that you could have done far better. Be proactive and state again your motivation for joining McKinsey, asking when you could reapply again and if they have any suggestion to improve your preparation.
Anyway don't be hopeless, it wouldn't be the first time that they give another chance to a candidate that has strong potential but didn't perform so well.

Did you apply only for McKinsey?

Best,
Luca

Hi,

Nothing specific to prepare. Listen to the feedback and make sure you take notes. Also, ask the HR how long is the ban for

Best