From UT, at least three confirmed CBs and one offer so far.Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard from AZA?
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Pretty sure that wasn't the thought process in my case, but it makes sense for others.BVest wrote:I think it's probably that (it would be easy to add a column to the UT spreadsheet of positions/interview and see if that decreases by date), but also partly the quality of candidate that the firm feels they'll be able to get. As in "Well, this person's great, but they're obviously BB/NRF/VE-bound." It's a form of yield protection, not from a standpoint of "we have to protect our yield numbers" like with law schools but more of "why waste our time; they won't work here anyway."Hikikomorist wrote:I think it might also be because most of the firms with large class sizes were on the first two days.Anonymous User wrote:Yep. Most of my screeners were on Thursday & Friday and I didn't get a CB from most of them. Most of my CBs came from the first couple of days.Hikikomorist wrote:Did anyone else notice their screener results get drastically worse as the week went on? Not sure if it was my energy level or if it had something to do with the firms/interviewers.
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+1Anonymous User wrote:V&E H ding (no CB)
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+1Anonymous User wrote:+1Anonymous User wrote:V&E H ding (no CB)
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To UT students? Anyone know if more offers come out later on in the process from Baker Botts or if those who didn't get an offer in the first wave are dinged?Anonymous User wrote:A wave went out on Friday afternoonAnonymous User wrote:Any Baker Botts (Houston) offers out yet?
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Not a UT student, but I got a Baker Botts (Houston) offer Friday.
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when was your CB?Anonymous User wrote:Not a UT student, but I got a Baker Botts (Houston) offer Friday.
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baker and mckenzie Ding....
I am finding it therapeutic to note them here. Feels slightly less loser-y to strike out if I am providing some information to others.
I am finding it therapeutic to note them here. Feels slightly less loser-y to strike out if I am providing some information to others.
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+1Anonymous User wrote:Baker and McKenzie Ding....
I am finding it therapeutic to note them here. Feels slightly less loser-y to strike out if I am providing some information to others.
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BVest wrote:I think it's probably that (it would be easy to add a column to the UT spreadsheet of positions/interview and see if that decreases by date), but also partly the quality of candidate that the firm feels they'll be able to get. As in "Well, this person's great, but they're obviously BB/NRF/VE-bound." It's a form of yield protection, not from a standpoint of "we have to protect our yield numbers" like with law schools but more of "why waste our time; they won't work here anyway."Hikikomorist wrote:I think it might also be because most of the firms with large class sizes were on the first two days.Anonymous User wrote:Yep. Most of my screeners were on Thursday & Friday and I didn't get a CB from most of them. Most of my CBs came from the first couple of days.Hikikomorist wrote:Did anyone else notice their screener results get drastically worse as the week went on? Not sure if it was my energy level or if it had something to do with the firms/interviewers.
Where can we find this spreadsheet? Thanks!
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I thought this (number of SA slots) was in the spreadsheet CSO put out pre-OCI, but I could be misremembering. I know the number of interview slots was provided somewhere (either on the spreadsheet or in Symplicity). It's been a few years since I did OCI; or maybe I added it to my own copy spreadsheet based on NALP data. Sorry if I misled.Rracer wrote:BVest wrote:I think it's probably that (it would be easy to add a column to the UT spreadsheet of positions/interview and see if that decreases by date), but also partly the quality of candidate that the firm feels they'll be able to get. As in "Well, this person's great, but they're obviously BB/NRF/VE-bound." It's a form of yield protection, not from a standpoint of "we have to protect our yield numbers" like with law schools but more of "why waste our time; they won't work here anyway."Hikikomorist wrote:I think it might also be because most of the firms with large class sizes were on the first two days.Anonymous User wrote:Yep. Most of my screeners were on Thursday & Friday and I didn't get a CB from most of them. Most of my CBs came from the first couple of days.Hikikomorist wrote:Did anyone else notice their screener results get drastically worse as the week went on? Not sure if it was my energy level or if it had something to do with the firms/interviewers.
Where can we find this spreadsheet? Thanks!
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K&S (Austin) offer
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Anyone from UT receive a CB from Holland & Knight (Dallas)?
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Nope, the spreadsheet still gets emailed out to students before OCI every year. I have a copy of this year's spreadsheet and it still contains that data. Lots of people miss it because it's sort of hidden in an email from CSO, which is among several emails from CSO about the OCI process.BVest wrote:I thought this (number of SA slots) was in the spreadsheet CSO put out pre-OCI, but I could be misremembering. I know the number of interview slots was provided somewhere (either on the spreadsheet or in Symplicity). It's been a few years since I did OCI; or maybe I added it to my own copy spreadsheet based on NALP data. Sorry if I misled.Rracer wrote:BVest wrote:I think it's probably that (it would be easy to add a column to the UT spreadsheet of positions/interview and see if that decreases by date), but also partly the quality of candidate that the firm feels they'll be able to get. As in "Well, this person's great, but they're obviously BB/NRF/VE-bound." It's a form of yield protection, not from a standpoint of "we have to protect our yield numbers" like with law schools but more of "why waste our time; they won't work here anyway."Hikikomorist wrote:I think it might also be because most of the firms with large class sizes were on the first two days.Anonymous User wrote:Yep. Most of my screeners were on Thursday & Friday and I didn't get a CB from most of them. Most of my CBs came from the first couple of days.Hikikomorist wrote:Did anyone else notice their screener results get drastically worse as the week went on? Not sure if it was my energy level or if it had something to do with the firms/interviewers.
Where can we find this spreadsheet? Thanks!
If you're a UT student, then you have this spreadsheet. Search for an email from Sandra Puga on June 20th. The link is included in this email.
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HayBoo....ding!
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Went through UT OCI a couple of weeks ago, only targeting a handful of firms that fit with my background. I now have some dumb questions (sorry everyone).
I have a couple CBs from DC firms - those places moved really fast (same day as the interview, even!). It sounds as though DC hiring is faster-paced than Texas. But for all the rest of the firms, both DC and Texas, I've heard not a peep - not even a ding from the ones I was 100% certain would absolutely ding me. Do you get dings through email or snail mail, or both? Will they even usually bother to reach out to ding you, or do they just silently turn you down you sometimes? (I'm used to non-law hiring processes, where that's the norm.) Also: is there any way of knowing which firms hire on a rolling basis, and which ones will issue all their offers all at once?
I have a couple CBs from DC firms - those places moved really fast (same day as the interview, even!). It sounds as though DC hiring is faster-paced than Texas. But for all the rest of the firms, both DC and Texas, I've heard not a peep - not even a ding from the ones I was 100% certain would absolutely ding me. Do you get dings through email or snail mail, or both? Will they even usually bother to reach out to ding you, or do they just silently turn you down you sometimes? (I'm used to non-law hiring processes, where that's the norm.) Also: is there any way of knowing which firms hire on a rolling basis, and which ones will issue all their offers all at once?
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My (many) dings have mostly come via email.
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My dings have come by email. Some came within one week of the screener, others were two plus weeks after.
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my dings have mostly come by email so far but from 1l oci experience i am expecting some firms to send me letters about november
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I have only actually heard from one of my seven rejections and it was over email. I had firms that took literally months to actually send the official rejection last spring.
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Has anyone received an offer from Porter Hedges yet?
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Any offers/CB/dings from Jones Day Dallas?
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Any offers/CBs/dings from Thompson Coe (H)?
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Had a CB last Wednesday. Nothing since.Anonymous User wrote:Any offers/CB/dings from Jones Day Dallas?
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Callback invite last Wednesday. (UT)Anonymous User wrote:Any offers/CBs/dings from Thompson Coe (H)?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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