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Re: 1L biglaw interview - what does this mean?
BigLaw interviews of law students are primarily (1) a freak check and (2) a commitment check. So try to appear normal and give legit reasons why you want to go to that city and firm.
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Re: 1L biglaw interview - what does this mean?
This is encouraging.Anonymous User wrote:BigLaw interviews of law students are primarily (1) a freak check and (2) a commitment check. So try to appear normal and give legit reasons why you want to go to that city and firm.
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Anonymous User
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Re: 1L biglaw interview - what does this mean?
It shouldn't be. The firm I'm working at did 80 OCI interviews at my school and wound up making I believe 5-6 offers from 15+ callbacks. That was 2L OCI, and for 1L firm interviews the odds can be worse - a firm interviewing 20 candidates for 0 or 1 slot (i.e. they might not take anyone) isn't unheard of.Anonymous User wrote:This is encouraging.Anonymous User wrote:BigLaw interviews of law students are primarily (1) a freak check and (2) a commitment check. So try to appear normal and give legit reasons why you want to go to that city and firm.
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jdbarr06
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Re: 1L biglaw interview - what does this mean?
Kohinoor wrote:80% of the time is spent discussing penises.gwuorbust wrote:Jesus, what could they ask you about for 4 hours?Anonymous User wrote:I also am at a T14 with two biglaw interviews coming up. They are both 4 hours long...callback-style. People I've spoken to tell me that's a good sign, but I don't want to get my hopes up.
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Mine is 1 inch flaccid and 4 inches hard. Does this hurt my chances of landing a biglaw job?
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Stanford4Me
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Re: 1L biglaw interview - what does this mean?
You should fit right in.jdbarr06 wrote: Mine is 1 inch flaccid and 4 inches hard. Does this hurt my chances of landing a biglaw job?
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Anonymous User
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Re: 1L biglaw interview - what does this mean?
The previous comment was encouraging. Yours is not.Anonymous User wrote:It shouldn't be. The firm I'm working at did 80 OCI interviews at my school and wound up making I believe 5-6 offers from 15+ callbacks. That was 2L OCI, and for 1L firm interviews the odds can be worse - a firm interviewing 20 candidates for 0 or 1 slot (i.e. they might not take anyone) isn't unheard of.Anonymous User wrote:This is encouraging.Anonymous User wrote:BigLaw interviews of law students are primarily (1) a freak check and (2) a commitment check. So try to appear normal and give legit reasons why you want to go to that city and firm.
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Lt. Aldo Raine
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Re: 1L biglaw interview - what does this mean?
I've heard numbers thrown around like 400 apps for 10 slots for some 1L spots. I don't know how this translates to callbacks.
