So I just had a Superday with GS Ops. I had two separate interviews with two people that were in charge of two different groups. One I really felt like I knocked out of the ballpark, while the other I struggled to say the least :( So my question is will my decision be based on a combined consensus between the two interviewers (in which case I would be at a disadvantage) or will impressing one interviewer suffice (given that they were both in charge of different groups)? God I wish I could go back an redo the interview in which I did poorly on, but then again I suppose everyone would also like that sort of opportunity too!
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I know they have two rounds.. is this the first?
Ling~
Sorry I missed the questions..
I did terrible in my last interview too.. I wish I could go back.. anyway.. still waiting for an answer.. probably a ding..
You seem fine.. at least you nailed one.. just hope for the best..
Ling~
you're fine, they are in charge of DIFFERENT groups, and both senior level...they will both take who they like, with little regard for what the other person said most likely (unless you caused the other one to hate you).
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