Do interviewers look at these sheets of paper with my notes, structure, etc. after the interview has ended?
I am asking to know if my notes should be clear only for my own understanding or also fot later skimming by the interviewer...
Thanks!
Do interviewers look at these sheets of paper with my notes, structure, etc. after the interview has ended?
I am asking to know if my notes should be clear only for my own understanding or also fot later skimming by the interviewer...
Thanks!
Notes are always collected at the end of the interview for confidentiality purposes. I usually review them in three moments:
So I would say that while notes do not need to be super-clear or always legible, I definitely woudl recommend to have them very well organized so that you come across as professional, structured and disciplined.
Hope it helps,
Andrea
The sheets won't be reviewed by your interviewer - they are only for you.
Your interviewer may ask to keep the notes at the end, but this is just to try limit how much of the case you can share with other people, as firms like to keep the content of their cases confidential for obvious reasons.
Hey!
I just sat Round 1 and can give you some advice.
They 100% will collect the interview paper - Whether they look at it, im not too sure but I have a feeling they do glance at it all. It can help provide a reference for their data collection on you and help to clarify their own understanding of your approach.
Make your notes and structure clear - pretend they will read it so make it legible and easy to read -this will help you out ALOT. Personally i go through maybe 7 sheets of paper in a case because i write large and space it out. This means i dont lose numbers or mix things up.
Also try to logically write and draw up tables etc - when i set up my pages the interviewer actually said "where did you learn that? its a great way to do it".
Good luck!
Hi,
Your notes are just for you so the interviewer will not look at them after the interview. BUT
All in all - having clear and organized notes have many pros while unclear notes can easily lead to failure.
Best!