I received a rejection email from a Mckinsey.
a few days later a business analyst contacted me to set up a time run through a practice case And to congratulate me on my getting an interview.
I contacted my recruiter. is this normal??
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I received a rejection email from a Mckinsey.
a few days later a business analyst contacted me to set up a time run through a practice case And to congratulate me on my getting an interview.
I contacted my recruiter. is this normal??
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Hi there,
It seems there are two possible situations here:
I would contact HR to clarify that.
Best,
Francesco
Hello,
It seems like there's been some miscommunication on their end. This isn't common so it's hard to say what's going on - definitely reach out to the recruiters to try to get clarity on the situation. Fingers crossed for you!
I think there is some misunderstanding/ misalignment. Would check with HR asap.
Hope it goes well!
I know they call it Murphy's Law, but it should be HR's Law intead: Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
No, it is not normal. Check with HR.
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wouldn’t I get an email from the firm saying congratulations and we are inviting you to an interview ?
Hi there,
This isn't normal at all!
Reach out to HR (and the business analyst) to see what's happened.
Fingers crossed that the rejection email was a mistake!
wouldn’t I get an email originally from the firm inviting me to an interview ?
Hi!
I would talk to HR to clarify the situation.
Good luck.
Best,
Anto
Hey there,
I believe they mixed things up internally. Either
In any case, call HR to clarify!
Fingers crossed it's the first case.
Cheers,
Florian
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