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Anonymous User
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Split summers
How inflexible is "first half of the summer required?" It seems that most every firm requires you to go there first.
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Re: Split summers
Most likely completely inflexible. If the firm has a formal summer program, all the events and work scheduling will take place during the set time frame. In our market, which has splits, the firms agree ahead of time who will have first or second half.Anonymous User wrote:How inflexible is "first half of the summer required?" It seems that most every firm requires you to go there first.
