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Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:00 am
How long does it usually take to hear back from a firm after a call back? Are offers usually given via phone, e-mail or snail mail?
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Offers are typically given in person, on the spot after your interview. Rejections, in contrast, tend to come either via snail or e-mail, though certain firms like Orrick call to turn you down as well.Anonymous User wrote:How long does it usually take to hear back from a firm after a call back? Are offers usually given via phone, e-mail or snail mail?
I'm not so sure that is the case. It's my understanding that face-to-face offers at the conclusion of a callback are the exception, not the general rule.Pablo Ramirez wrote:Offers are typically given in person, on the spot after your interview. Rejections, in contrast, tend to come either via snail or e-mail, though certain firms like Orrick call to turn you down as well.Anonymous User wrote:How long does it usually take to hear back from a firm after a call back? Are offers usually given via phone, e-mail or snail mail?
Very, very few firms give on the spot offers. Only Cravath and S&C out of the big ones, I think.Pablo Ramirez wrote:Offers are typically given in person, on the spot after your interview. Rejections, in contrast, tend to come either via snail or e-mail, though certain firms like Orrick call to turn you down as well.Anonymous User wrote:How long does it usually take to hear back from a firm after a call back? Are offers usually given via phone, e-mail or snail mail?