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Jones Day Cleveland 100% offers.
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Are you talking about the LA/Boston office? NY offers don't come out until next week.Anonymous User wrote:proskauer 100% offers
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Someone pays 230K!!!!!???????Anonymous User wrote:Finally have the answerAnonymous User wrote:My firm is pretty screwed up, it's an international firm so they don't follow NALP, I only have 30 days to decide. They won't even tell me my salary. I know the base salary is market but we also get a cost of living adjustment and everyone including the partners are claiming ignorance.sheisrisen wrote:Probably no talk of the stuff in second para because most of that is covered by NALP guidelines: http://www.nalp.org/fulltextofnalpprinc ... _StandardsiLaw wrote:The managing partner asked me into her office and asked if I liked it at the firm and if I wanted to work at the firm. She laid out the pay, benefits, etc. Then we discussed about what happens next year in ref to the bar. At the end of the day it was clear than all ten of us were offered followed by an announcement that there would be a celebratory party at Spargo.
Obviously I am excited but somehow I thought the offer procedure would be different. Meaning that there was no mention of an X number of days to decide, it was as simple as if you want it, we’re good. Again, I am fine with how it went down just curious if their offer procedure was atypical or mirrored other firms.
Firm: Top London firm (can't say which one because there are so few of us)
Reviews: Very easy going pretty much just praise, very softball questions. One review in Mid-summer and one on the way out.
Offer: Handed out before the summer ended. Making the last week pretty easy.
Compensation: 230K
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Yeah, in London, which based on today's exchange rate is like 150k pounds. It's really less than U.S. market once you account for exchange rate and cost of living, but still not bad. I honestly thought it'd be worse... (note, not OP)Pokemon wrote:Someone pays 230K!!!!!???????Anonymous User wrote:Finally have the answer
Firm: Top London firm (can't say which one because there are so few of us)
Reviews: Very easy going pretty much just praise, very softball questions. One review in Mid-summer and one on the way out.
Offer: Handed out before the summer ended. Making the last week pretty easy.
Compensation: 230K
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Milbank NY was 100%
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Actually I spoke to a few senior associates in London at MC and they said the COL adjustment actually put them put on top. It may be 150k in pounds but the relative buying power isn't 1-to-1. I heard it comes out to around the equivalent of making 175-180k in NY. Nothing crazy but nothing to scoff at either. Also the COL adjustment doesn't go away. It's static but remains as your base salary increases lockstep.Sup Kid wrote:Yeah, in London, which based on today's exchange rate is like 150k pounds. It's really less than U.S. market once you account for exchange rate and cost of living, but still not bad. I honestly thought it'd be worse... (note, not OP)Pokemon wrote:Someone pays 230K!!!!!???????Anonymous User wrote:Finally have the answer
Firm: Top London firm (can't say which one because there are so few of us)
Reviews: Very easy going pretty much just praise, very softball questions. One review in Mid-summer and one on the way out.
Offer: Handed out before the summer ended. Making the last week pretty easy.
Compensation: 230K
Sorry to derail.
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boston officeAnonymous User wrote:Are you talking about the LA/Boston office? NY offers don't come out until next week.Anonymous User wrote:proskauer 100% offers
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I believe we were at the same firm, since the other V50 TX based firm still has not made offers and my mid summer was exactly the same. No idea if the firm was 100% but I dont think it was. I got a return offer as well.Anonymous User wrote:1. V50 Texas
2. Midsummer review was just an informal meeting that consisted of "so far so good" with no particulars other than "everyone likes your stuff"
3. For the only assignment that had less than "that's what I was looking for" feedback, I met with the assigning attorney and talked through what I did right and what I could improve on. Learning opportunity etc.
4. Exit review was framed more of a "what did you like most/least about the summer program and how can we improve it" with a little generic information about offers (deadlines, NALP guidelines, etc.). Very cookie cutter. No indication about offer/no offer.
5. Received an offer
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V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
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Was it a no offer or a cold offer? Can you name the firm?Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
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Sounds like an economic decision. This could very well happen to me as well...Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
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Any news on Weil offer rate?
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Could also be a personalty ding.Anonymous User wrote:Sounds like an economic decision. This could very well happen to me as well...Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
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true, but you would expect and hope that those issues would come up in the reviews...? or maybe that one 1 review that wasn't positive was really negative and was one of the higher ups?Desert Fox wrote:Could also be a personalty ding.Anonymous User wrote:Sounds like an economic decision. This could very well happen to me as well...Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
crappy situation regardless.
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Why invite him back for a second summer?Desert Fox wrote:Could also be a personalty ding.Anonymous User wrote:Sounds like an economic decision. This could very well happen to me as well...Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
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Are you serious with this asking no offered anonymous people to out themselves?Anonymous User wrote:Was it a no offer or a cold offer? Can you name the firm?Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
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Kept his personality in check the first time?Anonymous User wrote:Why invite him back for a second summer?Desert Fox wrote:Could also be a personalty ding.Anonymous User wrote:Sounds like an economic decision. This could very well happen to me as well...Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
Why economy ding the one dood who summered twice?
Could easily be either.
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Sounds like a key fact to leave out...Anonymous User wrote:boston officeAnonymous User wrote:Are you talking about the LA/Boston office? NY offers don't come out until next week.Anonymous User wrote:proskauer 100% offers
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Now I am REALLY worried. Your situation seems very surprising.Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
Did you receive a letter stating that the no offer is based on the firms needs and nothing to do with your performance?
My guess is that that is what it would have said.
Nevertheless, I am still waiting to hear and now scared SH**
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Anonymous User wrote:Now I am REALLY worried. Your situation seems very surprising.Anonymous User wrote:V50, no offer.
13 reviews, 12 very positive. 2nd summer there. Both summer reviews were good. No indication would not receive offer.
Did you receive a letter stating that the no offer is based on the firms needs and nothing to do with your performance?
My guess is that that is what it would have said.
Nevertheless, I am still waiting to hear and now scared SH**
OP here...your guess is as good as mine. Apparently the one bad evaluation outweighed the others? BTW, not a partner and not in practice group I was interested in. Only mention to that assignment was given
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