Have you ever had a post-Superday phone interview...yes AFTER the Superday

I have had four interviews with Goldman for this one position. One on-campus interview, a Superday consisting of three interviews and a post-Superday phone interview. My result exactly one week later is still up in the air. This is just unbelievable....and I thought it couldn't get any worse than having the Superday cancelled on me last year.

I actually had a friend going for S&T at Goldman be brought up to NYC 3 or 4 different times. It was pretty insane, and sadly he didn't get the offer.

I had a superday on a Monday that ended at about 2pm. On the way back to school they called me for a phone interview with a MD. Received an offer the next afternoon.

Round 1: one 2 on 1 - on camps
Round 2: two 1 on 1s - at office, the supposed "Superday," which was with MDs, if that makes it more legit.
Round 3: two 1 on 1s - at office, a second "Superday," but with HR
Round 4: two phone interviews

Then finally an offer. Hiring this year is insane.

I had a phone interview with HR, then a phone interview with a VP on a different day, then a Superday with 5-6 back to back interviews with people of all different ranks and then I got rejected but I was told that I'd have to fly to NYC for the third round if I proceed further and then AGAIN to the office I was applying for. I was like what the hell guys, this is just a waste of money...

GS (different division) I had a phone interview with an associate, followed with another one with another associate (each was 1 hr long), then meeting with 2 VPs, a phone interview with an MD... then REJECT!

ouch donk you had it worse than I did. I guess I just have to wait.

Guys, you don't even imagine how well you have it with analyst/summer analyst level interview process.\
When in the future you will be interviewing as a lateral hire for senior analyst or experienced associate level roles, you will have MANY rounds of MANY interviews in each round. :)

That said, if you talk to several banks as a lateral hire applicant and do reasonably well, in total you may easily have 50-60 interviews or even more, and that is WITHOUT known in advance schedule of the process and WITHOUT knowing whether or not there will be other rounds in each of the banks you talk to, neither knowing when you will be given feedback/decision :)

got a goldman offer after 2 superdays