I have made up the sentences below.
(1) This job requires a few rounds of interviews. You need to wait and see how you do before you can move on to the next round.
(2) This job requires a few rounds of interviews. You need to wait and see how you did before you can move on to the next round.
(3) This job requires a few rounds of interviews. You need to wait and see how you have done before you can move on to the next round.
Please help me. Thank you very much.
correct tense [you do] or [you did] or [have done]
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Re: correct tense [you do] or [you did] or [have done]
All acceptable, with little/no significant difference in real terms.