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For reapplications, is the 12 month wait period absolutely stringent or is there a way the firms can waive it?

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New answer on Aug 06, 2019
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Anonymous A asked on Aug 05, 2019

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Deniz
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replied on Aug 05, 2019
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Hi,

In most cases, you should wait for 12 months, given the reasons why you got rejected may not change drastically during this period.

There are some exceptions. For instance, I only waited for 10 months after my rejection, and I still received an interview offer. However, I got rejected during the second round of interviews, and that could be the reason why they wanted to give me another chance.

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Deniz

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Nirmit
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replied on Aug 06, 2019
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Hi,

It depends on whether you have a reference. Without one, 12 months is standard and strict. With a strong reference (e,g, from a Partner), I've seen people get interviews within 4-6 months. Hope this helps!

Nirmit

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