Anonymous User wrote:FWIW - I sent in application about three weeks ago and was told I would "hear back" by the end of next week. Sounds like snail mail ding? Has anybody been straight up denied yet?
same but top 15% at MVPAnonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:FWIW - I sent in application about three weeks ago and was told I would "hear back" by the end of next week. Sounds like snail mail ding? Has anybody been straight up denied yet?
At least you were told you would hear back. Application submitted June 7 and have heard nothing. FWIW Average grades at CCN.
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strongly suspecting that I'm a dingAnonymous User wrote:Any dings yet?
Same.Anonymous User wrote:strongly suspecting that I'm a dingAnonymous User wrote:Any dings yet?
Bottom 1/3 at a T50 - not dinged yetAnonymous User wrote:Same.Anonymous User wrote:strongly suspecting that I'm a dingAnonymous User wrote:Any dings yet?
This is what I've heard but don't get your hopes up. Don't assume that the offer is yours, assume that you have to get the offer yourself. Get your hopes up when you actually have an offer.Anonymous User wrote:it sounds like the consensus is that they have a pretty strong offer rate for callbacks. Can anyone comment on this? It sounds like I have reason to get my hopes up, but I've always been hesitant to do so.
when did you apply?Anonymous User wrote:Hey everyone, thanks for all the advice so far.
I'm MVP, top 30% and just found out I've got a callback at the L.A. office. What I'll be wearing aside, it sounds like the consensus is that they have a pretty strong offer rate for callbacks. Can anyone comment on this? It sounds like I have reason to get my hopes up, but I've always been hesitant to do so.
Great advice, thanks. And to answer the other question, I must have sent my materials in about three weeks ago.bk187 wrote:This is what I've heard but don't get your hopes up. Don't assume that the offer is yours, assume that you have to get the offer yourself. Get your hopes up when you actually have an offer.Anonymous User wrote:it sounds like the consensus is that they have a pretty strong offer rate for callbacks. Can anyone comment on this? It sounds like I have reason to get my hopes up, but I've always been hesitant to do so.
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Good to know they are still notifying people then.Anonymous User wrote:Great advice, thanks. And to answer the other question, I must have sent my materials in about three weeks ago.bk187 wrote:This is what I've heard but don't get your hopes up. Don't assume that the offer is yours, assume that you have to get the offer yourself. Get your hopes up when you actually have an offer.Anonymous User wrote:it sounds like the consensus is that they have a pretty strong offer rate for callbacks. Can anyone comment on this? It sounds like I have reason to get my hopes up, but I've always been hesitant to do so.
Anonymous User wrote:Good to know they are still notifying people then.Anonymous User wrote:Great advice, thanks. And to answer the other question, I must have sent my materials in about three weeks ago.bk187 wrote:This is what I've heard but don't get your hopes up. Don't assume that the offer is yours, assume that you have to get the offer yourself. Get your hopes up when you actually have an offer.Anonymous User wrote:it sounds like the consensus is that they have a pretty strong offer rate for callbacks. Can anyone comment on this? It sounds like I have reason to get my hopes up, but I've always been hesitant to do so.
that's precious...best of luck to you...but don't let the flip flops convince you that quinn is a "laid back" firm.Anonymous User wrote:Absolutely. It seems like such a great place to work. I have no delusions about what the work load is going to be like, but if I can get that with people who are passionate about trying cases (like me) in a laidback environment, can't really go wrong there.
Haha I won't. I just figure if I'm going to be cranking out long hours and working harder than I ever have, I might as well be wearing jeans while doing it. Didn't mean to imply I was equating flip flops with an easy workload.Anonymous User wrote:that's precious...best of luck to you...but don't let the flip flops convince you that quinn is a "laid back" firm.Anonymous User wrote:Absolutely. It seems like such a great place to work. I have no delusions about what the work load is going to be like, but if I can get that with people who are passionate about trying cases (like me) in a laidback environment, can't really go wrong there.
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They're probably selecting candidates to interview by strength of application.bk187 wrote:This is what I've heard but don't get your hopes up. Don't assume that the offer is yours, assume that you have to get the offer yourself. Get your hopes up when you actually have an offer.Anonymous User wrote:it sounds like the consensus is that they have a pretty strong offer rate for callbacks. Can anyone comment on this? It sounds like I have reason to get my hopes up, but I've always been hesitant to do so.
How else would you select someone for a callback when you only have their resume/coverletter to go off of?Anonymous User wrote:They're probably selecting candidates to interview by strength of application.
Or they really don't give a crap about personality.Anonymous User wrote:If they're only interviewing the best candidates, it makes sense they've got a high offer rate
Had an LA callback, radio silence since. Haven't entirely given up hope yet, but not optimistic.Anonymous User wrote:when did you apply?Anonymous User wrote:Hey everyone, thanks for all the advice so far.
I'm MVP, top 30% and just found out I've got a callback at the L.A. office. What I'll be wearing aside, it sounds like the consensus is that they have a pretty strong offer rate for callbacks. Can anyone comment on this? It sounds like I have reason to get my hopes up, but I've always been hesitant to do so.
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Can you even bid on them at OCI? My understanding was that they moved their timeline up and were no longer participating in OCI.brotherdarkness wrote:Okay so I'm clearly way late to this thread and I'm wondering what the deal is with bidding Quinn at OCI. If you guys have all already interviewed and are waiting on callbacks, is there any point in bidding them at OCI? Are they filling up some spots now and saving the rest for later?
I think a few offices are doing OCI at a few schools.Anonymous User wrote:Can you even bid on them at OCI? My understanding was that they moved their timeline up and were no longer participating in OCI.brotherdarkness wrote:Okay so I'm clearly way late to this thread and I'm wondering what the deal is with bidding Quinn at OCI. If you guys have all already interviewed and are waiting on callbacks, is there any point in bidding them at OCI? Are they filling up some spots now and saving the rest for later?
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