Hello,

HR will work with the recruitment team at all the offices you specified to best match you given the offices' needs and your preferences. The exact process will depend on your situation (e.g. are you applying as an experienced hire/from a target school/during the standard recruiting timeline etc.), but essentially your top choice office will decide whether to invite you to interview first, if they pass then your second choice office will review your candidacy, and so on. If you are applying during the cycle or from a target school, this decision making will be done more or less simultaneously, but in any case at the end of the day you will only be interviewing with one office. If it is not your top choice office, HR may reach out to ask whether you would be fine with interviewing at your second or third choice instead. Having the ability to specify 3 office preferences instead of 1 enables you to cast a slightly wider net in terms of applications, and decreases the likelihood of you getting a rejection simply because your top choice office has a lower hiring need, so it works to your advantage.

Hi there,

Yes, you are evaluated first on your 1st choice, then on your 2nd, then on your third.