BB Summer superday two wednesdays ago (so its been a week and a half). HR said they expected to make a decision this week (this week is now over)... yet I haven't received an email telling me off or on yet... should I contact HR again?? (i had already emailed them two days after the Superday thanking them and asking when they would make decisions, and thats when they said "it'll be early next week", but now "next week" has come and gone)... i don't wanna be a prick and keep botherin them but they also have me antsy as hell... should i make contact?... discuss...
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Same here. It's just that in my case it's been 5 weeks.
You're probably on the waitlist.
pardon my ignorance, but what exactly does being on said waitlist entail? and what are the odds of actually getting an offer if i am on the waitlist? any specific things I could do to increase said chances? thanks in advance
Waitlist means if someone before you takes the offer.. you would get rejected.. if they don't take the offer.. you might get picked..
I don't know the chance.. but I was waitlisted for 2 weeks and didn't get mines..
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Your odds of getting off the Wait List are entirely unknowable. If your super day was for an exceptionally popular department or team then you chances of getting off the Wait List are slim. If it is a less desired position (or a position at a slightly less prestigious bank, i.e not GS, MS) then there is the possibility that their first choices will not sign with them and they'll begin picking from the Wait List.
As for what you can do to help your self...not much really. If you haven't sent out Thank You notes to your interviewers that might help to draw attention to you (in a positive way) which may have a very small affect on how they view you for the second round of offers.
Also, if you want to know for sure if you have made it off. Find someone who got an offer and figure out what the deadline for acceptance was. Its very likely that you won't here back until after that first deadline, when the bank knows who has accepted and who has declined.
how long after superday (Originally Posted: 04/26/2012)
Had a superday last Friday. What's the longest you'd wait before moving on? I reached out to someone on Tuesday and they said they haven't discussed the candidates yet. This is at a bigger firm.
What city?
If this firm is considerably sized at all, they have most likely already decided and you are either on the waitlist or cut. My experience with most banks is that they decide the night of, even if it is a Friday. That is for NYC - perhaps they do it differently in your job market though
Shouldn't you be moving on regardless?
Keep plugging away until you get an offer.
Typically the day after all the way to a week. I've heard from / communicated typically 2-3 days afterwards.
I have attended the superday at Goldman Sachs in London 18 days ago and I still have not received any answer. Many interns tolse me to wait but I am so tired . Should I have to write? Someone has experienced something similar? Do you believe these still is hope to be selected ? Thank you so much!
I got a call within a couple hours after I had my last interview on my superday. From my experience, obviously, they get back pretty quickly.
Usually you hear back pretty quickly.
Normally offers go out the day of or shortly thereafter. Most likely rejected or on a "hold" list
How long did it take to hear about FT offer after final round? (Originally Posted: 09/18/2010)
I've read in some posts that generally people hear back a few hours to one day after the final round interview. I understand that it is a norm for SA, but is it the same for FT offers? Wouldn't they need to call up the schools & previous workplaces to verify, etc?
Same for FT.
Guess I blew it.
1 hour....literally, I was still sitting in a cab and got an email from one of my interviewers to say congrats.
My other FT offer I got after my last interview of the day, the guy who was in charge of my interview day walked in right after the last interviewer was finished to say I had an offer.
I've gotten offers up to 2 weeks afterwards.
How long between superday and offer? (Originally Posted: 09/25/2009)
How long do these decisions take? for my internship I got the offer one day later. is full time slower?
Depends on the firm. Some have multiple superdays in which case it takes longer.
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Usually 1-2 days after superday from my understanding.
Depends on the firm and what they want to do with headcount
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