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McKinsey tweaks entry-level interview process, adds a new '10-minute chat with AI' round

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McKinsey tweaks entry-level interview process, adds a new '10-minute chat with AI' round

McKinsey has added an AI interview round to its hiring process for some entry-level business analyst candidates in North America.

Applicants will face a 10-minute conversation with an AI avatar playing a client, such as a city mayor, while partners assess how they listen and respond.

The AI won't score candidates, and McKinsey says the new tool makes recruiting fairer and less about rehearsed answers.

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