Bidding on Multiple Markets Forum
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sundance1988
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Bidding on Multiple Markets
Is it a bad idea to bid on two entirely different markets, i.e., LA and NY? I have strong ties to both (much stronger to NY than LA) and I am wondering if it is a bad idea to bid on both. Do the firms have any way of knowing if an applicant is doing that? I suppose if one was applying to a firm's NY and LA office they'd know, but what if one applies to only one of the firm's offices? Any advice would be appreciated.
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timbs4339
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Re: Bidding on Multiple Markets
No, you're fine as long as you can articulate your ties to both places. Don't mix then up though.
