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Accepting an offer, then going on a callback?
I already accepted one offer because time was running out (it was my only one) but I now have a late callback with another firm that is honestly more attractive. Is it possible to do the callback? What potential blowback would there be?
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Re: Accepting an offer, then going on a callback?
This one has the practice area I actually want to do the most.
The other does not.
The other does not.
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Re: Accepting an offer, then going on a callback?
Doesn't nalp say you have to withdraw?
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Re: Accepting an offer, then going on a callback?
Is the callback in the same market as the firm you've already accepted from?
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Re: Accepting an offer, then going on a callback?
Desert Fox wrote:I know recruiters talk, but I'm not sure to what degree. There is a non-zero chance they would find out, but I have no idea what that chance is. Sorry I can't be of more help.
Yeah, potential blowback is blowing up everything and ending up with nothing. You decide if the risk is worth the reward. I say don't do it, you have an offer, protect that bitch.
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Re: Accepting an offer, then going on a callback?
I think you're cute, please stay that way.hdunlop wrote:Doesn't nalp say you have to withdraw?
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Re: Accepting an offer, then going on a callback?
hilariously we're saying the same thing