If the online application is successful, do I receive an email or a phone call? If a phone call, is it a formality (to fix an interview) or a screening interview?
P.S. Paris office
Hi there,
The first contact will be done by email. Also, at the beginning, almost is done through emails.
All the best,
Mehdi
Thank you, Mehdi! — on Oct 16, 2020
It will be by email. Furthermore, if you're given the Imbellus or other test, you will again be informed that you passed/failed by email.
Thank you, Ian! — on Oct 17, 2020
Typically you'll receive an email with the outcome of the written application. Then a recruiter will reach out to schedule the interviews.
Thank you, Henning! — on Oct 16, 2020
Hi Anonymous,
For the sake of efficiency, the first contact is done via email to inform you about outcome.
The regular phone call afterwards is a pure formality and just for aligning the interview date(s). However, if there are some reasonable doubts a first pre-interview could still take place - but this is also arranged explicitly.
Hope that helps - if so, please be so kind to give it a thumbs-up with the green upvote button below!
Robert
Thank you, Robert! — on Oct 16, 2020
Email is the most popular method. It can depend however if you applied via a referral then sometimes a phone call is also likely.
Thank you, Udayan! — on Oct 17, 2020
Hi there!
You will be contacted by email.
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Yes, I’ve applied on Monday. And you? — Anonymous A on Oct 16, 2020
Not yet. Would like to finish off some case prep and do some networking before I send them my application — Anonymous B on Oct 16, 2020
Good luck!) — Anonymous A on Oct 16, 2020
Back at you :) — Anonymous B on Oct 16, 2020
Are you applying for a BA or an Associate position? — Anonymous A on Oct 16, 2020
Still not completely sure haha. I would like to apply for the Associate position but I'm a non-MBA, Maybe Junior Associate? — Anonymous B on Oct 16, 2020
I think that they would offer you a position based on your overall performance (technically you can enter as an Associate with an advanced degree (MA, MSc, PhD) and several years of experience. — Anonymous A on Oct 16, 2020
Since we're using this as a chatbox, which position did u apply for? — Anonymous B on Oct 16, 2020 (edited)
I’ve applied for a BA. As I also don’t have a MBA) — Anonymous A on Oct 16, 2020
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I suppose they are more competent in assessing whether somebody is suited for a BA or an Associate. But do as you prefer! — Anonymous A on Oct 16, 2020