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I don’t see why not. Be professional about it, express gratitude for their time, and let them know you were and are very interested in the role/company. Mention it’s still something you’d like to pursue and would appreciate any feedback they have to offer.
One of your interviewers should have called you back with feedback. I doubt you'll get much of a different response if you ask another partner.
Casing for a month is not very long, for what that’s worth. Also, not all professional coaches are created equal.
Just so you understand, everyone gets together on a call and discusses your performance, and the decision is made based on the overall performance, not any one individual case. If that’s the feedback you received, then you didn’t do well enough on any case to override whatever it was that led to the turndown (you have to exceed the bar, not just meet it). Ultimately, it doesn’t matter if some people thought you were okay or even good - everyone had to decide together whether your casing performance met the requirements. They did not, which at best means you met the bar with no clear spikes, and at worst means you performed poorly across the board.
It can’t hurt, but I’d also recommend reaching out to the recruiter who you were in contact with. Typically, they have or can get you all of that information.
I’m pretty sure you’re allowed to request your interview notes as well
You can ask the recruiter for more information, it can’t hurt
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I’m not taking the reject very well and curious to see if everyone felt the same or some people get I was ok
You may certainly reach out! There is no harm in it.