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Anonymous User wrote:Feeling like a broken record, but: Has anyone with a Cadwalader callback received an email yet to set up the CB? It's been a week now and I'm still waiting...

I'm still waiting as well...

Same here, nada.

Anyone heard from Covington DC yet?

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Feeling like a broken record, but: Has anyone with a Cadwalader callback received an email yet to set up the CB? It's been a week now and I'm still waiting...

I'm still waiting as well...

Same here, nada.

It never came. But you can schedule without it. And I would not wait for it.

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Feeling like a broken record, but: Has anyone with a Cadwalader callback received an email yet to set up the CB? It's been a week now and I'm still waiting...

I'm still waiting as well...

Same here, nada.

It never came. But you can schedule without it. And I would not wait for it.

Good call. Just scheduled my callback by calling the general recruiting number.

Anonymous User wrote:Anybody want to hazard a guess as to what the average # of callbacks is for people? Distribution seems to be somewhat bimodal, from what I can gather, but that might be wrong.

I'd agree with that assessment. It seems that I know people who either have 0-2 callbacks (a lot of people on the zero end of that) or 10+ callbacks.

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Anybody want to hazard a guess as to what the average # of callbacks is for people? Distribution seems to be somewhat bimodal, from what I can gather, but that might be wrong.

I'd agree with that assessment. It seems that I know people who either have 0-2 callbacks (a lot of people on the zero end of that) or 10+ callbacks.

The trickle down is a constant feature of our lives, it appears.

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Anybody want to hazard a guess as to what the average # of callbacks is for people? Distribution seems to be somewhat bimodal, from what I can gather, but that might be wrong.

I'd agree with that assessment. It seems that I know people who either have 0-2 callbacks (a lot of people on the zero end of that) or 10+ callbacks.

The trickle down is a constant feature of our lives, it appears.

I am sitting on one callback and two dings after close to twenty interviews. Starting to worry

Anonymous User wrote:am sitting on one callback and two dings after close to twenty interviews. Starting to worry

I'm in the same situation. Got the callback right away and heard nothing since except a couple of dings, really unnerving.

I'm at 10 callbacks and have heard from all within 48 hours. That is NYC though, so I'm sure its different.

Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard from Covington DC yet?

yes

Anonymous User wrote:I'm at 10 callbacks and have heard from all within 48 hours. That is NYC though, so I'm sure its different.

DC CBs have been coming out at the same pace, for the most part.

Anonymous User wrote:I'm at 10 callbacks and have heard from all within 48 hours. That is NYC though, so I'm sure its different.

I'm at 10 callbacks, most in a secondary market, and they have been much, much slower than NYC. I don't think anyone should interpret silence from a firm as evidence of a ding to come (my two dings came pretty fast — like two days and three days after the interview). It just means the firm hasn't made up its mind. But if you have no callbacks, it might be worth a visit to Career Services to discuss the situation.

Andrews Kurth callback via email.

Anonymous User wrote:I'm at 10 callbacks and have heard from all within 48 hours. That is NYC though, so I'm sure its different.

Same. I have 8 callbacks from NYC, but I heard all of them within 24-48 hours.

Last year, the vast majority of CBs came within 48-72 hours of the initial screening interview.

Anonymous User wrote:Andrews Kurth callback via email.

which office? houston?

Beginning to stress, has anyone heard from the following:

Arnold & Porter (Washington, DC)
Keller and Heckman (Washington, DC)
Davis Polk & Wardwell (New York, NY)
U.S. Government Accountability Office (Washington, DC)
Kenyon & Kenyon (Washington, DC)
Sidley Austin - (Dallas, TX)
Ropes & Gray (New York, NY)
Arent Fox (Washington, DC)
Perkins Coie LLP (Seattle, WA)

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard from Covington DC yet?

yes

today? yesterday?

Anonymous User wrote:Anybody want to hazard a guess as to what the average # of callbacks is for people? Distribution seems to be somewhat bimodal, from what I can gather, but that might be wrong.

Based on my own experience and the students I've spoken to, I agree.

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard from Covington DC yet?

yes

today? yesterday?

yesterday

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Andrews Kurth callback via email.

which office? houston?

Houston.

Davis Polk NY and Steptoe DC snail mail dings today.

SRZ ding in the mail

How many callbacks did students have who landed summer associateships in DC last year?

Anonymous User wrote:How many callbacks did students have who landed summer associateships in DC last year?

I'd venture between 1 and 30