Hello all,
I had a final interview with McKinsey yesterday and got an email saying the interviewer (partner) wants to tell me the result directly via zoom call (not a phone call because I am in a different country than the office I applied to).
Actually this is the same situation as the last final round for intern selection. Last year I applied to an intern position and after the final round I got the same email. During the Zoom call, she, from HR and not an interviewer, told me that I did not make it but should reapply for the full-time position next year.
I know that I bombed up in the math part this time, so I think this will be a rejection call.
I still hold some hope though, so I will be very depressed after being informed of rejection….
Why do they make a rejection call? and do you have similar experience?
Thank you for your time.
Thank you for your response! What I heard first in the zoom meeting was “welcome to McKinsey”! The interviewer told me that the miscalculation in the math part did not ruin the whole interview and my answers were well structured. Once again, I appreciate your response as it lifted my mind before the meeting. Thank you very much.
Very happy to hear that, congratulations! All the best for your new job!