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I completed my callback in Disputes at SAM Delhi back in February. During the internship, I had received positive feedback from the team members I worked with. At one point, I was even told that they might consider recommending me for a General PPO if there was an issue with vacancies in the team. However, after the internship ended, I mailed the HR and received a brief reply stating that I have not been recommended by my team for a PPO. When I followed up, I was told that the decision was based on my feedback not being positive.
Iām honestly not sure how to process this, especially since the feedback during the internship was positive. Is this something that happens often? Is there still any hope with the firm? And how should I proceed from here? Would really appreciate any insights.
Thanks a lot!