I'm planning on sending a follow up email tomorrow, and I was wondering if I should apologise. Basically I had an Interview for my dream job and I feel I did really well on the formal interview but following the interview I had to do a short 40min technical test. I bombed it. During the phone interview I completely misinterpreted what the test would entail and I didn't review properly.
To make matters worse, in both interviews (over the phone and in the in person interview) I told the recruiters that I was a 7/10 in excel and to my shock I had to do the test in excel. I KNEW what I needed to do but I forgot the specific commands for the functions I was trying to execute and begun to panic and lost 10 minutes on the test. I wasn't able to access the internet so I couldn't find what I knew to look for (which I would be able to in a rell-ife scenario). I feel I did really poorly and I am pretty embarassed about my performance.
My question: in my follow up email tomorrow should I say something like "I'm sorry for my poor performance in the exam, I honestly didn't realize my excel skills were so rusty. I would like to thanks you for the opportunity... Yad yada..."
This is mainly because I'm sure my performance on the exam has disqualified me and I genuinely want to thank them for the opportunity.
Bad idea of good idea?
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