Anyone every do this, where another law school will let you look at their online job postings, and have access to their career services information?
Is it worth doing?
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BrianFellow
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Re: Reciprocity
would certainly be worth doing if you're from a better law school and can see the jobs posted to inferior law schools in the market you're targeting
but I don't know if reciprocity lets you do that, I think it's just for shitty access to materials produced by that office? like password-protected career manuals?
but I don't know if reciprocity lets you do that, I think it's just for shitty access to materials produced by that office? like password-protected career manuals?
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IAFG
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Re: Reciprocity
Why don't you just ask a TLSer at the school in question?kalvano wrote:Anyone every do this, where another law school will let you look at their online job postings, and have access to their career services information?
Is it worth doing?
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kalvano
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Re: Reciprocity
It lets you access Symplicity job postings, but view-only. You can't apply via them, but I would like to see what is being posted.BrianFellow wrote:would certainly be worth doing if you're from a better law school and can see the jobs posted to inferior law schools in the market you're targeting
but I don't know if reciprocity lets you do that, I think it's just for shitty access to materials produced by that office? like password-protected career manuals?
My only issue is that one of the schools requires a $75 fee for access, which seems kind of bogus.
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kalvano
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Re: Reciprocity
None of the areas are really rife with TLS people.IAFG wrote:Why don't you just ask a TLSer at the school in question?kalvano wrote:Anyone every do this, where another law school will let you look at their online job postings, and have access to their career services information?
Is it worth doing?
Besides, I prefer to make Career Services do some work, if if can.
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LawIdiot86
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Re: Reciprocity
If it's like my school, the reciprocity services are minimal (use of the physical books in OCS). Most schools seem to limit it to other schools in their region/rank area, so unless you've found some school significantly above yours or in your target region, I wouldn't bother. Certainly not to pay $75 for.kalvano wrote:None of the areas are really rife with TLS people.IAFG wrote:Why don't you just ask a TLSer at the school in question?kalvano wrote:Anyone every do this, where another law school will let you look at their online job postings, and have access to their career services information?
Is it worth doing?
Besides, I prefer to make Career Services do some work, if if can.
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