If you are not on the closed list at a bank, but bid high enough to get an interview, how does that look from the banks perspective? Is everything that happens past the "getting the interview phase" equal, so to speak? Or, will they still consider the fact that you weren't on the closed list and had to bid when making their decision after the interview and perhaps superday?
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What's a closed list?
Lol does anyone know?
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