Hello ,

I got my final interview for mckinsey London for summer associate and I am worring if this is a fail. 

1st interview with a manager : 

• I came in 5 minutes late because of a car accident. I called the recruiter (30 minutes in advance) and let her know before coming.
• The interviewer seemed a bit tired. She passed 10 minutes talking about my resume. She said my resume was impressive but was asking about why the move to london . She made a philosophical comment about me transitioning from implementation to strategy while a lot of people at Mckinsey want to go to implementation d that we are always looking for something we do not have  etc… Then afterward, she said : Now lets start the interview. She challenged me on the PEI but her questions were ok
• The case was about a sector I have never worked in before (car racing and tourism). She asked me if i know anything about it and  I said no. But overall when I gave my structuring, she said, You find almost everything, and move on to the graph. I honestly do not know if I drew all insight from the graph since she challenged me a bit. The math was good and I could easily draw insight from the results
• At the end , we were joking and I asked did I do well , she answered ., of course you did  good. You are now certified in car racing ( I am wondering if that is mockery, a way to say you did poorly)
• The concersation was nice , a lot of laugh and jokes, but I am worry about her last comment

Second interview with a senior partner 

• It started late since my first interview finished late.
• The partner said it was an impressive CV with a lot of impressive achievement
• PEI :He then  said this is a great exemple and linked it to the current reality at mckinsey
• Case about healthcare ( I have never worked in the sector) . Framework used ( 1. Faisability ( Demande/supply), 2. Economics, 3.Other considerations). He stoped me at each bucket of framework to comment.  However , I am worried about 2 comments : At the end , he said ‘you found almost everything except one point related to the demand but this is really teachnical so I didnt expect you to find that anyway’. For some point of my structure, He said ‘’ this was going to be  my next question but it's good .etc..
• Conceptual questions : i answered 2 conceptual questions giving examples of partnerships or how to increase the faisability. After my answer, he said ‘there are other examples such as etc… but you gave me a good list and you found the most importants’'
• I was quite supprised that he tells me exactly the point i could add to my demand forecast or other examples for the conceptual question. The whole session felt like a brainstorming session
• The Math was ok. Insight from the math about the faisability was ok. He made another comment about a second way of doing the math etc..
• At the end, He said we only have 1 minutes for question since he has another interview. I asked how I did. Then He answer ‘you did fine but I have to check with my colleague first. But I really enjoy our conversation’'

I am really concerned about the word ‘’Fine''. Is this the british polite way to say ‘no’?

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