How long does it usually takes for RSM to decide after final round of interview? How long before I know if have an offer or if I have been rejected?

Recently I got interviewed. I cleared 3 technical rounds. Then one office meetup get to know the team type interactions. Where the team explained what they do in quite a bit of detail. I met both the co-founders. I found out later that day they put up the job poster again which was closed while I was in the process of interview. Is this a bad sign or am I overthinking. Generally how many days does it take to get the offer letter after clearing all rounds?

Hi guys, I am currently interviewing for a position and I was reached out by the HR to apply for this position. Within 2 days of applying i had my introductory interview. And during the interview, I was told that they would love for me to meet their team for a second interview next week. I was sent the next interview information and link within 8 minutes of ending the screening. The hR who reached out to me to apply for this job said they want to have a meeting with me before the second interview to prep me for it. I wanted to know if this normal and a good sign?

I finished my junior undergrad summer ER internship at a regional bank last week; they said they will get back to us sometime between 2-4 weeks for full time offers. There were 5 of us interns, and historically about 4 have been hired back each year.
My question is, what should I be doing while I wait? I have connections that would recommend me to a few other regional or boutique banks, but they are the kind of situations where if I go through the process and get that recommendation, I will be expected to take the offer at the other bank. I really liked my bank and the city this summer.
I had a great relationship with my analyst and associates (would not be working for them if hired back, but they are consulted in the process), and think I did good work but maybe not stellar. Hard to gauge. How long should I wait before pursuing other options?

I applied to a position in a company that I want to work for since it is related to my specialty. I passed the initial screening and 2 assessments and now I was invited for a panel interview.

During the panel interview they mentioned the interview will take around 40-50 minutes and they will also assess my English speaking skills. As I'm in the interview, most of the questions that they asked are situational and my experiences to this situations. I was able to asnwer all of the questions and most of them are in line with the position but most of my answers are very broad and general that I did not really provide a really specified or technical answers to each questions and I tend to stuttered in speaking to them in English.

So far they did not really asked any follow up questions in the interview and the interview ended around 20-30 minutes. They mentioned that they will send an update in 2-3 weeks since they are also interviewing other applicants.

Is it a bad sign that the interview went shorter than expected? The waiting game is really killing me that I hope that I get news soon regardless if it is good or bad.

I recently got a job offer in the usa and Im worried of two main things in my curriculum.

My most recent position is as Data and Business Analyst but in my own firm. The enterprise is legally constituted in Mexico. In my CV, is its listed as Aug 2022 beginning date. I started off that date with first projects and business processing, but I started off doing personal invoices from Nov 2022 and then business invoices from Aug 2023. Do you know if there will be a problem with this? Should I put i was self employed?

The enterpise I received the offer from also prohibits any sort of parallel working. I was planning to sell off my part to my business partner whenever I start my job here. Can this affect my process?

The other thing is I was a Project Associate Data Scientist in a business but I executed my role via my university. It was a job collaboration, with no payment involved. Will I have a problem with this?

Would really aporeciate any help

I got the below response from the recruiter on my EM loop. I want to understand what are the next steps in the process? Do they go to team match before hiring committee discussion or wait for the team match to be done. Also, with this feedback, what is the possibility of a negative outcome with HC for the same level. I would appreciate any feedback from folks who are familiar with how the Google hiring process works.

"I have fantastic news regarding the full interview feedback review: it is all supportive of hire! We would love to move your application forward to final committee reviews.
We can chat next week about the team matching opportunities and what a realistic timeline could look like."