What are the chances of getting an offer after MBB internship and how long are they valid for?

Hey anonymous,

1. Not sure if this varies for other geographies, but at least for McK Europe the likelihood of getting a full time offer after an internship is much much higher than 50% - the rule is really basic: you perform well/above the bar and you get an offer. For instance, in my home office the number is well above 90% historically (most of the years is 100%).

2. As a general rule, the full time offer is made for the year you finish your studies (e.g., if you had just finished your undergraduate degree and are pursuing a Masters, then your offer is to join in 2 years time). However, there's some degree of flexibility to both antecipate it, as well as defer it a bit in the future (most likely until 6 months). Once you got an offer, which means McK really wants you, so they can accomodate a bit your preferences regarding starting date (in general).

Best

Bruno

Hi,

1) I would say it depends on 2 factors:

• Your performance. It's important not to have any negative feedback. In many offices. Sometimes you'll have several projects during your internship, which means more data points. 60%-100% is the correct estimate
• Overall hiring situation in a country. For Germany, it should be pretty good taking into account the economic situation and the number of offices.

2) Yep, chances are high you'll negotiate. For example, MBA students getting a double degree, (3 years of education in total) get the full-time offers after the first year in US.

Best

In North America I would say that across the three is always >50%. As per flexibility in your case, given that graduation date is a known variable, it's not an issue. I also saw candidates asking for deferral for personal reasons and most times it got granted.

Hope it helps,

Andrea