Got an interview invitation with a Senior Manager, but they stressed that this would be an informal conversation to find out more about my background and etc.
Does anyone know what this means exactly? more trying to figure out if my background fit the project or more behavioral type of question?
Tks
Hi there,
This sounds like a screening call. You need to be prepared to talk about yourself, your experiences, etc. Make sure you're clear on the company, what it does, and why you'd be a good fit.
Here's some reading on some of the answers you should have prepared: https://www.preplounge.com/en/articles/tell-me-about-yourself-interview-question
They are testing how potential candidate you would be, they seems to like you but are yet unsure and this is your chance to convince them. After this call you can go ahead for the recruiting process or you are out. This means, get ready like it would be a real FIT/personal interview, make sure your stories are perfect and you can shine.
If you need support, feel free to reach out.
Lucie
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Hi there,
This is part of the screening process and should not be taken lightly! Informal basically means no case. Hence, consider this a fit interview (even if they don't call it that).
Here's some key questions you have to prepare for (non-exhaustive):
Hope this helps! Best of luck!
Hello.
I am interviewing with Bain right now and my first round was an informal meeting with an Associate Partner. There was no case, was more around cv, the type of work I had done, how was it similar/different from the work that Bain does. He also talked a bit about fitment in the team and which level I would be better placed at, etc.
Was not a stressful interview, was quite chill. After that first screening, I have had 2 more interviews and have 1 (hopefully, final) more scheduled for Monday.
All the best!
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