Superday -> Offer timeline

Just for general consensus, how soon should you expect to hear back about an offer? That night? Next business day? Within a week?

Also curious on whether a call is certainly an offer or if you can get a phone call to be rejected?

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Based on the most helpful WSO content, the timeline for hearing back after a superday can vary significantly depending on the firm and the situation. Here are some key insights:

  1. Timeline for Offers:

    • Some candidates hear back the same day or even as they are leaving the building.
    • Others may wait a few days to a week, with some firms taking up to a month in certain cases.
    • For example, one user mentioned that their offer came a month after the superday, while another noted that banks often aim to notify strong candidates quickly, sometimes within 72 hours.
  2. Call vs. Rejection:

    • A phone call is typically a good sign and often indicates an offer. However, it is not guaranteed. Some firms may call to provide feedback or deliver a rejection, though this is less common.
    • If you don’t hear back within the expected timeframe (e.g., 1-2 weeks), it’s advisable to follow up with the firm.

In summary, while many firms aim to notify candidates quickly, delays are not uncommon. A call is usually positive, but it’s always best to confirm the outcome directly.

Sources: Lateraling Guide for Investment Banking, How to Navigate FT Recruiting: Learn from My Successes/Failures, Is it alright to request for a few days to consider when receiving an offer?, How Long to Hear back from Goldman Sachs after an Interview?, Is calling leads on the weekends beneficial?

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Totally depends on bank, group, and position. “Industry Standard” is within 24 hours from personal experience, but I know a guy who heard back from a reputable MM 3 months after superday and got the job. I also know multiple people who received offers from BBs after waiting a week to hear back. Just keep applying and networking, trust in God, and don’t let up until you’re staring at the offer letter in your inbox.

 

If you’re top pick for them, immediately. They are trying to snatch up talent as quickly as possible before you get pulled elsewhere. That said, you can get an offer later on if you were “waitlisted”.

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Depends on whether it’s in or off cycle/time of year as well. Off cycle, expect it to take longer.

 

Wouldn’t read too much into the timing then—actual work takes priority over this type of stuff.

 

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