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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some insights regarding waiting times and follow-ups after interviews:

  1. Follow-Up Timing: It's common for HR to provide an estimated timeline for feedback, but delays can happen. If HR mentioned two weeks and you haven't heard back yet, it might be worth waiting a few more days.

  2. Proactive Communication: Reaching out to HR for an update can be beneficial. As mentioned in other threads, candidates have successfully secured interviews by following up with HR after a period of no communication.

  3. Shared Experiences: Other users have reported similar experiences where they had to wait longer than expected. For instance, in the McKinsey/Bain/BCG SA 2022 thread, candidates were told to expect feedback early in the week but experienced delays.

  4. Patience and Preparation: While waiting, continue to prepare for potential next rounds and consider applying to other opportunities as well.

If you haven't heard back after the expected timeline, a polite follow-up email to HR could help clarify your status.

Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/just-got-laid-off-now-what?customgpt=1, McKinsey/Bain/BCG SA 2022, KKR 2020 Analyst program, 2020 ADC/APD Summer Programs/Full-Time Applications Thread, Barclays Springboard 2020

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i did + math test; does anyone know the rep of this program ? im a bit sussed out because it sounds like you're just doing risk, treasury stuff .. 

 

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