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Firm invites you to reception after CB - typical?
A V100 firm I did a callback with invited me to a reception the firm is hosting in a few weeks in another city, saying that they hope I can make it. The email was addressed directly to me, and it is relevant to my interests. It requires an RSVP . . . wouldn't that be awkward if I make plans to go, and they reject me . . . ?
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Re: Firm invites you to reception after CB - typical?
What a weirdo firm.
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BostonLove
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Re: Firm invites you to reception after CB - typical?
I'd say RSVP. It at least shows continuing interest in the firm. If they reject you first, that would be strange planning for them. I think it would be acceptable if they reject you first to change your RSVP if you think it will be awkward and/or not worth your time.Anonymous User wrote:A V100 firm I did a callback with invited me to a reception the firm is hosting in a few weeks in another city, saying that they hope I can make it. The email was addressed directly to me, and it is relevant to my interests. It requires an RSVP . . . wouldn't that be awkward if I make plans to go, and they reject me . . . ?
