Hi there,

First of all, no matter what, remember it's a success even to make it to the final round of MBB. Seriously!

Second, remember this is just the internship, so, if it doesn't happen, you have multiple future attempts (FT role via school recruiting, FT role outside of school recruiting, etc.)

His words are promising but cannot be 100% read.

I'm glad you're excited - keep the energy and passion no matter what happens :)

Wow, that's really nice to hear that you had a great experience. 

There are lots of cool people in these firms, and some will become your friends once you join. 

Sharing with you two articles that you might find helpful once you start the job. They contain tips based on my experience of being in McKinsey:

• Expert Guide: How to Become A Distinctive Consultant
• Expert Guide: How to Manage for Lifestyle in Consulting

Best,
Cristian

Hi there,

Glad to hear you had a positive experience. In terms of your question:

Q: In the end he said that the case was good and that he hopes to see me in the internship. What should I interpret from this?

It looks positive. Still, there is no guarantee it is a pass:

1. It might have just been a polite way to say goodbye
2. If you had other interviews, you will be assessed also based on them

Good luck!

Francesco

Hi there,

So good to hear you had one of the greatest experiences you can have at MBB in an interview setting :)

To you question, it is irrelevant what the interviewer meant. At the end of the day, the final decision is made by all your interviewers and anyone can block your offer.

So be patient and wait for the final decision. You can check how this decision is being made here: MBB Hiring Hacks - Behind the Curtain Secrets

Best,

Alberto

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Check out my latest case based on a real MBB interview: Sierra Springs

Hi,

That sounds like great feedback! It's definitely a plus point and positive to hear the interview say that.

Unfortunately nothing is guaranteed until you hear the final official decision. So, I would wait for it before celebrating :)

It means that the interviewer believes they will make you an offer and hopes you accept it.

Hey,

It certainly looks positive. Of course, this particular interviewer needs to align with the other interviewers to reach the final decision, so hope it works out for you in the end.

Good luck!
Nick