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McK London 2nd round

McKinsey Mckinsey London
New answer on Nov 17, 2020
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Anonymous A asked on Nov 13, 2020

Do McKinsey London office give out final round interviewes on a rolling basis (provided you passed your 1st round)?

Or do they compare you against candidates on that day (i.e. candidates that perfromed well on your interview day)?

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Ken
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replied on Nov 13, 2020
Ex-McKinsey final round interviewer | Executive Coach

It's dependent on your individual performance unless you are "on the fence" where you will go through calibration based on relative scores.

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Anonymous A on Nov 13, 2020

so there's no quota for final round interview?

Ken on Nov 13, 2020

For campus recruiting, there is a target range to ensure a sufficient number of final round candidates are seen. However there is no quota where you would lose out by having your interviews later than the rest of your batch.

Clara
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replied on Nov 15, 2020
McKinsey | Awarded professor at Master in Management @ IE | MBA at MIT |+180 students coached | Integrated FIT Guide aut

Hello!

It does not depend, at all!

It´s rolling basis always.

Best,

Clara

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Ian
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replied on Nov 13, 2020
#1 BCG coach | MBB | Tier 2 | Digital, Tech, Platinion | 100% personal success rate (8/8) | 95% candidate success rate

Hi there,

It's normally a rolling basis (unless you're recruiting specifically via school recruiting)

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Gaurav
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replied on Nov 17, 2020
Ex-Mckinsey|Certified Career Coach |Placed 500+ candidates at MBB & other consultancies

Hello!
Usually, it's a rolling basis.
Hope it helps!
GB

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