Hi guys,
I completed the Imbellus test on 21st June; however, until now, I have not yet received the result.
Normally, how long does it take to receive the result of the Imbellus test? What should I do? Should I contact the HR team? I am concerned because last time when I tried to contact the HR team of another consulting firm, they told me that it was annoying and it would leave a bad impression on the HR.
Did anybody here wait more than 10 days for the result of the Imbellus test?
Thank you very much.
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Hi - I'm wondering what the wording is when McKinsey sends the results of the Imbellus. Asking because, today I received an email telling me that my application would not be progressed - but which made NO MENTION of my Imbellus result. I suspect my test score was not finalised before this week's deadline for the current batch of interviews - so I think my application was probably culled for lack of having a test score. The email I got reads like a standard rejection letter. But I still want to know if I passed the Imbellus. Is it probable that I will receive a different email with the result of my Imbellus? Background: I submitted several applications online, including one for a role at McKinsey. McKinsey sent me a link to take their Imbellus test. It wasn't until I received that link that I began to research McKinsey. I took the test a week ago and felt I did well. (Although I'm sure I would have done better with preparation!) I now understand that - 1. the Solve test is pre-requisite to further interviews, and 2. interviews are conducted in seasonal batches.
Hi there, sorry to hear about the rejection. I don’t think they will send additional emails. If you think there was a technical problem with your test results it is totally fine to reach out to HR and ask if everything was received correctly. For other questions please feel free to PM me. Hope this helps, Francesco
Thank you - is it normal to get an email that doesn't mention the test result at all?
Hi there, I think it may happen in some offices. Hope this helps, Francesco