Thank you for the reply.I had a similar feeling recently after completing the CBI, got asked for a second example for one of my answers when my initial example was not quite what they were after.
I then got asked to address a hypothetical situation when that second example was also deemed not quite what they were after too!
I was kicking myself post interview as I thought of loads of other examples that would've been suitable in hindsight and was convinced I'd squandered the opportunity. Very frustrating feeling but I was consoled by the fact I'd made it so far through the process and was confident that I could do much better the next time round.
Fast forward a few days and I received an email from the OPC congratulating me for succesfully completing stage 2 and to await instructions from Avanti about a DMI.
You're in a good position either way, still in with a shot this time but even if not successful now, you know what to focus on next time around. Good luck and let us know how it goes.
That is literally exactly what happened. Asked me for a second example and a little bit into it she stopped me and gave me a scenario about a man in a frozen lake.
Thought my answers to that was ok actually but literally the rest of the interview in the back of my mind I was fearing the worse.
It was only on Thursday so imagine I’ll hear this week. But like you, after I was kicking myself and thinking I had so many others I could have given.
I guess that the whole point of the cbi. Think I stayed calm and never really got flustered but I guess the proof will be in the pudding