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27 Jan 2012, 11:17
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LadyRoadWarrior
I would say send a mail because they can verify and reply. If you call them, it may be difficult for them to tell you an answer immediately. The worst (unlikely) case, you would've to travel to Hanover, but then you're in the US so I suppose that won't be that difficult?
27 Jan 2012, 11:37
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I will call to resolve, but help me understand instances of double-interviews?
I've heard of a few who are asked for a second interview, but in those cases it is often nonnative speakers and the goal is to double check on communications abilities. I'm a native speaker, english major, 44V. I don't guess that's my problem.
I've heard of a few who are asked for a second interview, but in those cases it is often nonnative speakers and the goal is to double check on communications abilities. I'm a native speaker, english major, 44V. I don't guess that's my problem.
27 Jan 2012, 12:20
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srjaidev
Just spoke to Tuck Adcomm. Mix-up that they didn't see that I had already interviewed. Adcomm confirmed that there was no action needed on my part, and that it was an EXCELLENT sign that I was a US-based candidate invited to interview.
So relieved!
