Super Day - how long to wait for result before reaching out?

After a super day, if HR doesn't provide a timeline on when you will hear back, how long is a reasonable time to wait before emailing HR or contacts at firm for an update? Is 1 week after super day appropriate?

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Typically the firm will let you know that you got it very quickly (within a couple of days). If you're waiting for a while, it may be worth politely reaching out to HR.

 

Don't mean to be Debbie downer but if you don't hear back within a business day after a super day you didn't get it. At the very best you're on the wait list and the firm may reach out if their top candidate turns them down.

Reach out in a week or so and ask for an update on status in the event you are on the wait list though. HR may respond with some BS answer or just ignore you. I find a best practice after a super day is 1) decompress 2) start applying for other roles and networking with other people because until you have an offer letter in hand you effectively didn't get it.

 

What are some firms that take intern classes that small? are they really competitive or more regional?

 

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