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Re: Harvard Law School EIP 2010 Callback Thread
Anyone else think that fly-out week should be about two weeks earlier?
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I was wondering the same thing and called my references. They were never contacted by anyone from any firm--I guess that's a ding.Anonymous User wrote:Any other Covington DC news?Anonymous User wrote:EPAnonymous User wrote:Interviewer initials?Anonymous User wrote:Covington DC
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titcr. BURN DOWN THE SCHOOL. NO MOAR LIES.Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:While I definitely think OCS is far from the most effective career-service guide I've ever seen, I think their encouragement of us to participate in EIP was well-meaning. The private sector isn't for everybody. But the legal economy as a whole has suffered a lot, and that extends to the public sector as well. I think they promoted EIP so much in part so as to maximize the chances that everybody has some sort of job this summer.Anonymous User wrote:You know, I did EIP mainly because of OCS's sale of it as a fun process where you meet lots of interesting lawyers and you could possibly make connections and stuff. I always assumed I'd be going the public interest route - I chose HLS over SLS mainly because of the PSI thing. But, I also thought maybe, just maybe, I could be swayed to firm life, if it was cool enough. So, I took OCS's advice and applied even though I wasn't sure.
Tons of rejections later, and I hate OCS. I would be more happy with my life generally if I hadn't applied at all. Now, I know I didn't work terribly hard at EIP, unlike some people. But, still, it's ridiculous. OCS, if you're reading this, you suck. Never, ever, ever give that BS advice to anyone ever again. I wonder if OCS just does that to guarantee that interview slots are filled so as to increase firms' desire to pay the registration fees, which seem awfully high for a school that's supposedly concerned about the career prospects of its students...
I think the issue was that they weren't exactly forthcoming with how difficult some markets were to break into. I mean we had an 8 hour orientation for this bullshit, they could have mentioned that NY was way safer than anywhere else. And then after the fact, they've been of no help. They've told me its to early in the process to start panicking. So do I panic in the middle of October, when I have no job offer and everyone's summer class is already filled?
And furthermore, this shit is degrading an a real ego blow if you do poorly in the process. I mean I feel worthless and don't even want to start classes.
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Just got an email ding from WilmerHale DC (decent interview, 7 H's)
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Interviewer initials?Anonymous User wrote:Just got an email ding from WilmerHale DC (decent interview, 7 H's)
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Anyone still waiting on Weil?
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Have you had any luck recently? I am in the same position, and am trying to figure out if I should keep calling...Anonymous User wrote:Does anybody know how the hell to get a human at Paul Weiss recruiting on the phone to schedule a callback? I've called 10+ times since last Friday, no one has ever answered, and I've left a couple voicemails that were never returned. I've talked to people both here and at other schools with the same problem.
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Try shooting an email to Colleen Echeveste (for the NYC office).Anonymous User wrote:Have you had any luck recently? I am in the same position, and am trying to figure out if I should keep calling...Anonymous User wrote:Does anybody know how the hell to get a human at Paul Weiss recruiting on the phone to schedule a callback? I've called 10+ times since last Friday, no one has ever answered, and I've left a couple voicemails that were never returned. I've talked to people both here and at other schools with the same problem.
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Different WilmerHale DC ding. 5 Hs. R.S.Anonymous User wrote:Interviewer initials?Anonymous User wrote:Just got an email ding from WilmerHale DC (decent interview, 7 H's)
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Deb-eh-voice ding via snail
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Original WilmerHale DC ding poster. Also R.S.Anonymous User wrote:Different WilmerHale DC ding. 5 Hs. R.S.Anonymous User wrote:Interviewer initials?Anonymous User wrote:Just got an email ding from WilmerHale DC (decent interview, 7 H's)
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Simpson Thacher DC ding via snail mail.
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So it's Wednesday and I'm still waiting to hear from a bunch.
10 CBs, 1 ding (made during CB week a day after interview), 11 pending.
Debevoise
Skadden
Boies
MTO
Keker
Locke Lord
Those are just a few of the pending, so it's not market or firm type specific.
Any idea why this is?
Edit: make that 2 dings, 10 pending (got one via email as soon as I hit submit)
10 CBs, 1 ding (made during CB week a day after interview), 11 pending.
Debevoise
Skadden
Boies
MTO
Keker
Locke Lord
Those are just a few of the pending, so it's not market or firm type specific.
Any idea why this is?
Edit: make that 2 dings, 10 pending (got one via email as soon as I hit submit)
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I have 19 pending.Anonymous User wrote:So it's Wednesday and I'm still waiting to hear from a bunch.
10 CBs, 1 ding (made during CB week a day after interview), 11 pending.
Debevoise
Skadden
Boies
MTO
Keker
Locke Lord
Those are just a few of the pending, so it's not market or firm type specific.
Any idea why this is?
Edit: make that 2 dings, 10 pending (got one via email as soon as I hit submit)
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Why? Are some firms just inefficient, or is it more wait-and-see?Anonymous User wrote:I have 19 pending.Anonymous User wrote:So it's Wednesday and I'm still waiting to hear from a bunch.
10 CBs, 1 ding (made during CB week a day after interview), 11 pending.
Debevoise
Skadden
Boies
MTO
Keker
Locke Lord
Those are just a few of the pending, so it's not market or firm type specific.
Any idea why this is?
Edit: make that 2 dings, 10 pending (got one via email as soon as I hit submit)
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Um, do some not report dings?Anonymous User wrote:Why? Are some firms just inefficient, or is it more wait-and-see?Anonymous User wrote:I have 19 pending.Anonymous User wrote:So it's Wednesday and I'm still waiting to hear from a bunch.
10 CBs, 1 ding (made during CB week a day after interview), 11 pending.
Debevoise
Skadden
Boies
MTO
Keker
Locke Lord
Those are just a few of the pending, so it's not market or firm type specific.
Any idea why this is?
Edit: make that 2 dings, 10 pending (got one via email as soon as I hit submit)
Plus, snail mail dings could take a while to get sorted.
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Ouch - just got a small firm, non-primary market ding (too small to report which one). Ouch. I suck.
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Still waiting on Weil Boston here.Anonymous User wrote:Anyone still waiting on Weil?
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Yeah, but with 29 pending between us, you'd figure we'd have heard from more by now.Anonymous User wrote:Um, do some not report dings?Anonymous User wrote:Why? Are some firms just inefficient, or is it more wait-and-see?Anonymous User wrote:I have 19 pending.Anonymous User wrote:So it's Wednesday and I'm still waiting to hear from a bunch.
10 CBs, 1 ding (made during CB week a day after interview), 11 pending.
Debevoise
Skadden
Boies
MTO
Keker
Locke Lord
Those are just a few of the pending, so it's not market or firm type specific.
Any idea why this is?
Edit: make that 2 dings, 10 pending (got one via email as soon as I hit submit)
Plus, snail mail dings could take a while to get sorted.
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My first CB for a small market firm.
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Fried Frank ding via snail mail
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Yeah. Another factor, of course, is that OCS says that some firms have a waitlist of sorts that they'll move to if our peers don't take up the CB. Shrug.Anonymous User wrote:
Yeah, but with 29 pending between us, you'd figure we'd have heard from more by now.
And, a few Thurs/Fri firms may not have done CBs at all yet. Who knows.
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Sidley Chicago today
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Fried Frank NY callback phone call early this morning
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What were your interviewers' initials?Anonymous User wrote:Sidley Chicago today
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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