Interviewed several months back as an experienced hire two years out of undergrad. I made it to the final round and was told I was ranked very but my performance one case was holding me back. Was encouraged to try again in six months. I really enjoyed all my interviews and have a great feeling about BCG and am grateful to have made it so far in the process. Can anyone speak to the likelihood/prospects of being successful a second time? It seems many who make it very far as summer associates are successful when applying for full-time but my situation is a bit different. They gave me very specific feedback and I am still working both with a partner and other case resources to improve.
Should I re-establish contact with my recruiters and first/second round interviewers or is it best to wait until their specified time to reach out?
Would appreciate any helpful insight.
Hi! After your first round interview how long was it before you heard back as an experienced hire?
I heard BCG had a waiting period of 2 years after having been rejected. You might have gotten lucky.
BCG has a waiting period of 1 year. McKinsey has 2.
That's not necessarily true. I know of people that have been allowed to apply and interview again after ~1 year at both firms.
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