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I've heard Gibson Dunn SF
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Anyone heard anything from Shearman, Willkie (besides on the spot CBs) or Sidley? for NYC
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I'm waiting for Shearman and Sidley too....
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Sidley was just yesterday and today. Nobody's heard back from them yet.
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I got a Willkie NYC cb yesterday morning.Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard anything from Shearman, Willkie (besides on the spot CBs) or Sidley? for NYC
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Quinn people: Did you actually get a callback, or were you just invited to the dinner?
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Hogan DC cb via phone
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Dinner, but was told at the dinner that I would be receiving a callback.rooster wrote:Quinn people: Did you actually get a callback, or were you just invited to the dinner?
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Dinner (which I couldn't go to), but I was told when I received the invite that "this means we'll be inviting you back to the office."
Dinner (which I couldn't go to), but I was told when I received the invite that "this means we'll be inviting you back to the office."
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Cleary ding e-mail
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Crowell DC on Thursday (email and phone call).
No other word from the DC offices I interviewed with, except rejection email from Cleary (ouch).
No other word from the DC offices I interviewed with, except rejection email from Cleary (ouch).
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Is this general consensus that DC is just gonna be slow? I'm sweating bullets here. Has anyone heard from secondary markets?
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Spoke to a number of classmates, have only really heard of NYC and Boston callbacks so far. Nothing from DC or CA yet that I've heard.Anonymous User wrote:Is this general consensus that DC is just gonna be slow? I'm sweating bullets here. Has anyone heard from secondary markets?
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That's what I was thinking. But I'm afraid to get my hopes up.Anonymous User wrote:Spoke to a number of classmates, have only really heard of NYC and Boston callbacks so far. Nothing from DC or CA yet that I've heard.Anonymous User wrote:Is this general consensus that DC is just gonna be slow? I'm sweating bullets here. Has anyone heard from secondary markets?
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So far, on this forum, Hogan and Crowell have had some callbacks. Any others I'm missing?Anonymous User wrote:That's what I was thinking. But I'm afraid to get my hopes up.Anonymous User wrote:Spoke to a number of classmates, have only really heard of NYC and Boston callbacks so far. Nothing from DC or CA yet that I've heard.Anonymous User wrote:Is this general consensus that DC is just gonna be slow? I'm sweating bullets here. Has anyone heard from secondary markets?
But, yeah, it seems like maybe DC is slow. Or maybe the folks that got lots of DC CBs just aren't on this site (or friends of people on this site)...
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I spoke to OCS about this and they said that most DC and CA firms are slower and as a result, don't panic.
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Kirkland DC also sent out callbacksAnonymous User wrote:So far, on this forum, Hogan and Crowell have had some callbacks. Any others I'm missing?Anonymous User wrote:That's what I was thinking. But I'm afraid to get my hopes up.Anonymous User wrote:Spoke to a number of classmates, have only really heard of NYC and Boston callbacks so far. Nothing from DC or CA yet that I've heard.Anonymous User wrote:Is this general consensus that DC is just gonna be slow? I'm sweating bullets here. Has anyone heard from secondary markets?
But, yeah, it seems like maybe DC is slow. Or maybe the folks that got lots of DC CBs just aren't on this site (or friends of people on this site)...
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Anyone heard through the grapevine what the average number of callbacks is this year?
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I've heard some real people (as in non-LR) receive quite a few. 6, 7, 8...heard of a transfer student receiving around 10...Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard through the grapevine what the average number of callbacks is this year?
Of course, people with no callbacks are less inclined to talk about it, but the vibe I get is that it's better than last year for sure.
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i've spoken to people with 2, 1, 0 callbacks.
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I know five people with 3 CB and one person with 2 CB all of them are around median....
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I've only gotten one so far.
I don't know what median means - what do you guys think it means? I'm assuming like no L's and 3 H's?
I don't know what median means - what do you guys think it means? I'm assuming like no L's and 3 H's?
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I've gotten 3 through my own direct mailing campaign to my home market. I'm still at a goose egg from OCI.
I've got one friend with 1 H and 9 P's whose got 3. Another friend with 10 P's who's at 3 and another one with around 3-4 H's with 4. All of theirs are from NY.
I've got one friend with 1 H and 9 P's whose got 3. Another friend with 10 P's who's at 3 and another one with around 3-4 H's with 4. All of theirs are from NY.
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Where does 6 H's put you in terms of ranking? I'm not having very much luck.
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Which is a long way of saying...it's really hard to predict based on grades alone.Anonymous User wrote:I've gotten 3 through my own direct mailing campaign to my home market. I'm still at a goose egg from OCI.
I've got one friend with 1 H and 9 P's whose got 3. Another friend with 10 P's who's at 3 and another one with around 3-4 H's with 4. All of theirs are from NY.
Personality matters. I know people with an LP or otherwise average grades doing quite well.
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