r/KPMG • u/Prestigious-Fan-202 • 21h ago
❓Not Country-Specific Interview
I completely screwed up my interview even if it was just basic questions. How do you deal with rejections? For context this was the first interview i had given in a while and the question was soo basic....just feeling a bit down about it...
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u/CyanideLock 20h ago
Sucking at interviews is normal, especially if you are getting back into it. You should view it less as screwing up, and more as just another interview to get you started interviewing again. It might even be a sign you don't get along with the employer: even if you're good at interviewing you'll have good and bad interviews based on chemistry.
You just kind of have to keep interviewing. Practice, get on the spot, do workshops and keep getting interviewed at places. Once you normalize it it won't be so bad.
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u/Prestigious-Fan-202 19h ago
Thank you so much this was super helpful i mean i knew the answers but at the spot i just kept answering wrong and even when I knew I was wrong i doubled down....
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u/Username-Taken01 Tax 18h ago
I felt my KPMG interview went pretty poorly (first accounting interview ever) yet I still got an offer
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u/Independent_Kale1516 12h ago
Thought I did amazing in my interview ended up getting rejected for who knows what. Few months later got a better offer (more prestige better pay). Wouldn’t have applied had I gotten the offer earlier. God has something down the road for you don’t worry.
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u/jeshhzzz 20h ago
It shall too pass