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Anonymous User wrote:Dinged after Cravath cb. Accepted DPW offer.

Congrats, Lit or Corp

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Dinged after Cravath cb. Accepted DPW offer.

Congrats, Lit or Corp

Thanks, Lit. I think that might be all they are interviewing for. Could be mistaken though.

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Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Dinged after Cravath cb. Accepted DPW offer.

Congrats, Lit or Corp

Thanks, Lit. I think that might be all they are interviewing for. Could be mistaken though.

Thanks for the reply. Lit is actually what I was holding out hope for. I guess the odds are slipping. Still, good to know.

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Anonymous User wrote:Dinged after Cravath cb. Accepted DPW offer.

Congrats, Lit or Corp

Thanks, Lit. I think that might be all they are interviewing for. Could be mistaken though.

Thanks for the reply. Lit is actually what I was holding out hope for. I guess the odds are slipping. Still, good to know.

If I had to guess, they are probably waiting to see how many from the first batch accept. I emailed them a week or so after my cb and mentioned that they were my top choice. Got an offer later that afternoon.

I haven't heard a single thing from DPW since I submitted my resume in mid-August. I even sent a follow-up email.

Does this mean I'm dinged?

Anonymous User wrote:I haven't heard a single thing from DPW since I submitted my resume in mid-August. I even sent a follow-up email.

Does this mean I'm dinged?

I'm in the same position with a different firm but I had a screener. Been two months as well...two follow up emails have been ignored...insane.

I'm in a somewhat similar position. I believe some of these firms are waiting to check their yields.

Anonymous User wrote:I'm in a somewhat similar position. I believe some of these firms are waiting to check their yields.

You would think a short reply to a follow up wouldn't be too much to ask for, but I guess it is.

Anonymous User wrote:I'm in a somewhat similar position. I believe some of these firms are waiting to check their yields.

What yield are you referencing?

The number of SAs that accept offers or 3Ls that have been offered but have not yet accepted?

Eh, does it really matter at this point?

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Anonymous User wrote:I'm in a somewhat similar position. I believe some of these firms are waiting to check their yields.

You would think a short reply to a follow up wouldn't be too much to ask for, but I guess it is.

Also, is there some way to start a PM group thing? We're all not going to share info here because 3Ls are so rare but would love to exchange some data.

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Anonymous User wrote:I'm in a somewhat similar position. I believe some of these firms are waiting to check their yields.

What yield are you referencing?

The number of SAs that accept offers or 3Ls that have been offered but have not yet accepted?

Eh, does it really matter at this point?

I would say both yields matter; however, for the non V20 firms (firms that year-to-year pick up 3Ls), the SA yield is probably more important because those firms aren't recruiting 3Ls at a deep level.

Anonymous User wrote:I haven't heard a single thing from DPW since I submitted my resume in mid-August. I even sent a follow-up email.

Does this mean I'm dinged?

DPW and Skadden both did this to me.

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Anonymous User wrote:I haven't heard a single thing from DPW since I submitted my resume in mid-August. I even sent a follow-up email.

Does this mean I'm dinged?

DPW and Skadden both did this to me.

Haha us 3Ls get treated like such shit.

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Anonymous User wrote:I haven't heard a single thing from DPW since I submitted my resume in mid-August. I even sent a follow-up email.

Does this mean I'm dinged?

DPW and Skadden both did this to me.

Haha us 3Ls get treated like such shit.

I had the best interview of my life with Latham but got dinged because I didn't have an SA.

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Anonymous User wrote:I haven't heard a single thing from DPW since I submitted my resume in mid-August. I even sent a follow-up email.

Does this mean I'm dinged?

DPW and Skadden both did this to me.

Haha us 3Ls get treated like such shit.

I had the best interview of my life with Latham but got dinged because I didn't have an SA.

If that was their policy, why did they interview you in the first place? To be assholes?

I really don't understand firms and their 3L hiring practices.

This was at a lottery OCI. They didn't have a choice.

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Anonymous User wrote:I haven't heard a single thing from DPW since I submitted my resume in mid-August. I even sent a follow-up email.

Does this mean I'm dinged?

DPW and Skadden both did this to me.

Haha us 3Ls get treated like such shit.

I had the best interview of my life with Latham but got dinged because I didn't have an SA.

I'm in the same boat, but with another firm!

Does this mean I'm dinged?[/quote]
DPW and Skadden both did this to me.[/quote]

Haha us 3Ls get treated like such shit.[/quote]

I had the best interview of my life with Latham but got dinged because I didn't have an SA.[/quote]

If that was their policy, why did they interview you in the first place? To be assholes?

I really don't understand firms and their 3L hiring practices.[/quote]

Basically!

Anonymous User wrote:This was at a lottery OCI. They didn't have a choice.

I don't know why you are complaining then, no offense.

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Anonymous User wrote:This was at a lottery OCI. They didn't have a choice.

I don't know why you are complaining then, no offense.

The guy knew what was happening. He could have told me that he liked me but I didn't have an SA so it would be an uphill climb and I would get dinged. Much better than stringing me along and doing the standard SA interview bullshit. I knew my chances were slim but I thought if I hit it out of the park I'd have a chance.

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chrisbru wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:This was at a lottery OCI. They didn't have a choice.

I don't know why you are complaining then, no offense.

The guy knew what was happening. He could have told me that he liked me but I didn't have an SA so it would be an uphill climb and I would get dinged. Much better than stringing me along and doing the standard SA interview bullshit. I knew my chances were slim but I thought if I hit it out of the park I'd have a chance.

Again, no offense, but you should know going into lottery interviews that there is basically zero chance you'll get an offer if you didn't do an SA your 2L summer.

Does anyone even know someone who has been rejected from DPW as a 3L yet

Is it ever a good idea to call the firm if they continue to ignore follow up emails? I've sent two already; I'm thinking a call is warranted if I don't hear anything in another week or two?

Anonymous User wrote:Is it ever a good idea to call the firm if they continue to ignore follow up emails? I've sent two already; I'm thinking a call is warranted if I don't hear anything in another week or two?

It's usually not a good idea to call but if you applied in August and haven't heard back yet...I don't think it can hurt. I'm in the same boat and I think the silence 99.9% means ding.

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Anonymous User wrote:Is it ever a good idea to call the firm if they continue to ignore follow up emails? I've sent two already; I'm thinking a call is warranted if I don't hear anything in another week or two?

It's usually not a good idea to call but if you applied in August and haven't heard back yet...I don't think it can hurt. I'm in the same boat and I think the silence 99.9% means ding.

True. I'm just confused as to why they just don't respond with a ding email? Clearly they saw the email and ignored it...