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In my experience, the final round is mostly the tiebreaker if you’re one of multiple or a box to check if you’re the last person standing. It’s basically making sure that the highest level person you’d have to deal with or that is in your general area is comfortable with your hiring (again, just in my experience interviewing at two F100 companies). The other interviews were your competence and fit interviews so I wouldn’t imagine any subject matter questions. Definitely have a few tailored questions for each of them, and you’ll likely need to give your “tell me about yourself” pitch again to the c-suite one, I’d imagine the HR one will know about you more. I’d also bet the HR one is more for your final questions about decision timing etc. but don’t consider it a pointless one. Good luck 💕
One more thing: definitely research their backgrounds/work histories and see if you have some sort of connection you can ask about or if they had a unique pivot you can ask about. This is a bad example but i’m working so being fast…Like if you both studied engineering in undergrad you can say like “i saw you also studied (), and have found it brings x, y, z benefits to my job as a laywer, how do you use that background as (blank)?” And pull out a niche thing about the company that shows clear investment of time and energy into researching (like a program they are a spokesperson for or something). Nothing like “i heard your company has great work-life balance,” but maybe talk about a mentoring program or something. Sorry this may all be obvious to you but this is my advice from having succeeded at this round twice and I felt bad no one has said anything to you!!!
Chief
did your presentation go well?
Thanks again. Hoping to lock it down this week.
Chief
What type of position makes you do a presentation as part of the interview?
I’d never seen/done it either but it was straight forward. TC for the role is really good and the role itself is attractive so I figured it was worth it - literally had Copilot make my slides based on what areas I wanted to discuss and then put together some talking points - it was about enforcement trends and developments in my industry, and I am knowledgeable on the subject.
Interviews went well I think. Sent my thank yous. Now just waiting for next steps. They’ve moved fast so far so I’m hoping to hear back next week ideally. Wish me luck.
Chief
apply to larger companies too to avoid instability