Anonymous User wrote:For the CPCS App - Mine expired at 5pm on the date listed even though it was a Saturday.
I've been "under review" with them since November. I have no idea when they actually start interviewing people.
Anonymous User wrote:For the CPCS App - Mine expired at 5pm on the date listed even though it was a Saturday.
Anonymous User wrote:Has anyone heard back about a second round with San Diego?
Anonymous User wrote:I received an offer for one of the unpaid postbar clerkships in CA. Not sure what to do as I still haven't heard from a ton of PD offices across the country that actually pay. I kind of wish this offer didn't happen so early.
spleenworship wrote:Anonymous User wrote:I received an offer for one of the unpaid postbar clerkships in CA. Not sure what to do as I still haven't heard from a ton of PD offices across the country that actually pay. I kind of wish this offer didn't happen so early.
When u think about it, the real problem is that so many paid positions haven't hired yet. Seriously, it's 7 weeks until most states bar apps are due. Making us wait until the last second for a fricking paid job is absurd.
Anonymous User wrote:I posted about a COlorado interview offer earlier. I just noticed that they sort of awkwardly sent it as a mass email and so I could see everyone else that was on it. They emailed 13 people. I have no idea if that was just one recruiter and they emailed way more but thought that I would let you guys know.
Anonymous User wrote:Has anyone heard back about a second round with San Diego?
spleenworship wrote:PDS is hiring. Only 3 positions. But if you live in the area or you have a travel budget to burn...
ETA: anybody know what they pay? I know COL in DC is insane, so I'm curious.
spleenworship wrote:PDS is hiring. Only 3 positions. But if you live in the area or you have a travel budget to burn...
ETA: anybody know what they pay? I know COL in DC is insane, so I'm curious.
spleenworship wrote:PDS is hiring. Only 3 positions. But if you live in the area or you have a travel budget to burn...
ETA: anybody know what they pay? I know COL in DC is insane, so I'm curious.
Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone have any sense of the pros/cons of PDS versus the PD offices in NYC? I was all set on an office in NY but this sudden PDS posting has me wondering which is "better" (whatever that means).
Tanicius wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone have any sense of the pros/cons of PDS versus the PD offices in NYC? I was all set on an office in NY but this sudden PDS posting has me wondering which is "better" (whatever that means).
PDS is unquestionably better. They pay more (a LOT more than any NYC office), and they have better budgets for hiring investigators/experts.
spleenworship wrote:PDS is hiring. Only 3 positions. But if you live in the area or you have a travel budget to burn...
ETA: anybody know what they pay? I know COL in DC is insane, so I'm curious.
FlanAl wrote:Tanicius wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone have any sense of the pros/cons of PDS versus the PD offices in NYC? I was all set on an office in NY but this sudden PDS posting has me wondering which is "better" (whatever that means).
PDS is unquestionably better. They pay more (a LOT more than any NYC office), and they have better budgets for hiring investigators/experts.
Its also my understanding that they are a bit more trial heavy and give new lawyers more responsibility. My feel at a lot of the NYC offices, was that is would take you a while (like 3 or 4 years) before you ever got to do a felony trial. Obivously opinions differ on whether or not trial heavy or humanistic offices are better, but I feel like your employability after you leave your first office has to be better when you have more trials under your belt.
Anonymous User wrote:FlanAl wrote:Tanicius wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone have any sense of the pros/cons of PDS versus the PD offices in NYC? I was all set on an office in NY but this sudden PDS posting has me wondering which is "better" (whatever that means).
PDS is unquestionably better. They pay more (a LOT more than any NYC office), and they have better budgets for hiring investigators/experts.
Its also my understanding that they are a bit more trial heavy and give new lawyers more responsibility. My feel at a lot of the NYC offices, was that is would take you a while (like 3 or 4 years) before you ever got to do a felony trial. Obivously opinions differ on whether or not trial heavy or humanistic offices are better, but I feel like your employability after you leave your first office has to be better when you have more trials under your belt.
Hmm, so NYC offices (including LAS?) are more holistic than PDS? That is the impression I got....just never actually heard anyone say that before.
Anonymous User wrote:callback for san diego today. does anyone know what the 2nd one is like? the guy i interviewed with said it was performance based, but they also said it was skype, so this will be interesting
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