Post offers you know of and the approximate callback->offer time period.

S&C on the spot.

Anyone got an offer from Williams & Connolly?

Know someone who got S&C and DPW New York offices.

They aren't even making callbacks for a few more weeks.

I had an offer from Williams & Connolly last year, but decided to go with another firm in town for practice-based reasons. The callback at W&C was the most intense of the 10 I ended up doing.

Do you remember how long it took for you to get the offer after the callback?

Not making callback offers for a few weeks or not actually holding the callback interviews for a few weeks? Autoadmit has them at least starting to make callback offers as of today.

I honestly don't recall, but it might have been somewhere around a week or so.

I was referring to callback offers, but the more I think about the conversation the more I think that the timeline was school-specific. It's possible that they are significantly further along in the process of looking at candidates from other schools.

Bump.

Davis Polk has made some offers.

Anyone have an offer from the following DC firms:

A&P
Hogan
Wilmer
Covington
W&C

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Are they honoring the NALP 45 days, or pressuring you to accept sooner?

Davis Polk, ~ a week after the callback. I've already accepted, so no point in doing anon.

Best of luck to everyone.

edit: no pressure to accept here, it was my own choice. lucky that the first offer was from my top choice, and that I had already had callbacks w/ the other firms I was seriously considering.

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Has anyone gotten an offer from Ropes & Gray NY?

anyone here from irell or quinn? if so, how long after the callback?

Brother just got an offer at Cleary NY, he's pretty excited,

Congratulations! I was with them this summer and loved it.

jenner chicago?

Anyone Chicago?

Yes. Took about 3 business days CB --> offer

How was the callback? I have one tuesday and would appreciate any insights

It was pretty standard. I first met for 15 minutes with my screening interviewer, then had 4 interviews (2 senior associates, 1 partner, 1 hiring partner), then went out to lunch with 2 junior associates. I'm pretty sure everyone meets with a hiring partner. When you get your schedule, it's the 20-minute interview.

All of my conversations were very casual, and the lunch was laid back. I didn't talk much about my resume/experiences, but almost everyone asked me why Ropes and left lots of time for me to ask questions. They did ask me where else I was calling back/considering, so be prepared for that.

Good luck!

Ropes NY within 3 days? Interesting. I wonder why it's taking them so long to send out rejections. To my knowledge they haven't mailed any, and I know a couple of others, plus myself, who haven't heard a thing in over two weeks now.

Did you actually tell them who else you're considering? I've been trying to deflect the question.

I'm also not sure why firms ask that--are they less likely to want you if they have competition? Firms tend to be pretty elitist, so maybe having other options makes them want you more.

sometimes it's an indicator of whether you're making informed decisions or just going off of vault rankings. If you tell someone you're interested in private equity, they're going to think it's pretty strange if you say you're not interested in Simpson. If you tell someone you're interested in venture capital and they ask you where you're looking, and you then rattle off the V10 without mentioning an interest in Wilson Sonsini, they know you're just going off of vault rankings and haven't researched at all.