Anyone have any idea what the callback:offer ratio is for Quinn's office in NYC? Are they trying to increase their class size for that office?

Urquhart pulled himself up by the BOOTSTRAPS which is more than that can be said for that non-top 20% slacker millennial.

From what I understand, the Quinn NYC office is a "body count" office. They will hire just for attrition purposes.

I have no idea if the above is true or not, but I know three people who had Quinn NYC callbacks. All three got offers. I'm at an MVP, and all three were in the top 5-10% range.

Anybody hear about LA offers yet?

When did they get offers? At the CB, or afterward?

Yes. Have you interviewed already?

anyone get dinged yet? I haven't heard anything at all but it's been so long I figure the ship has long since sailed

For two of them, the offer came about a week after the CB. Not sure about the third.

Not yet. Just wondering if offers had gone out yet and about the general time window between the callback and offer.

can also confirm that there are some la offers

Has anyone interviewed with the DC office yet / recieved offers?

I was told the offer decision would be within a week (came 4 days later). Also was told 15-20 is the range for the SA class size in New York, dunno how that impacts their callback:offer ratio exactly, but I think you have to screw up to not get an offer after the callback.

Did they ask for a writing sample, references, or anything like that at the callback?

No.

Thanks!

Any word (+ or -) on SF or SV?

For those who have offers, what day did the offers come?

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current SA. quinn has an excellent summer program w/ a good balance of social/fun and meaningful work. the mock trial program is great and provides substantive training if you put effort into it. the firm hike was also awesome, and could be a good filter on whether you would like the firm (does hiking 25+ miles through canadian rockies sound appealing or not).

overall, my impression is that its a great firm if (1) you ACTUALLY want to work on trials (2) you are independent and (3) you are the opposite of that guy that posted about how he wants to wear a suit to the office every day (as in, you want to be able to wear w/e you want and don't care if randoms know you are an attorney).

I say point one because the whole trial focus thing is legit: associates seem to constantly travel to NDCA, ITC, etc. for various trials, and it is a very tough life w/ long hours away from home. You need to actually want that to be happy at the firm.

to above anon-can you reveal your office?

Anyone know of any NYC offers coming 7+ days after the callback?

Are people getting rejections from Quinn, or do they just not ever respond?

I know four people now who have offers in NY. They all accepted about two weeks ago (right after the interview), but I haven't heard anything about SF or SV. No dings, no interviews...nothin.

They all accepted before OCI?