Georgetown EIW 2014 Forum

[Anonymous User]

I seriously have not heard any thing from any NY offices - is this common?


I've interviewed with 15+ NY firms and not a peep. What gives

I've heard from 5 ny offices

[Anonymous User]

I seriously have not heard any thing from any NY offices - is this common?


I've interviewed with 15+ NY firms and not a peep. What gives

I've heard from 5 ny offices

Which?

[Anonymous User]

Got a Venable DC callback tonight.

[Anonymous User]

I know I saw a note about a Weil cb a few pages back. Just to confirm was that for the DC office?

The dinner was for NY and DC callbacks but not IP.

[Anonymous User]

I seriously have not heard any thing from any NY offices - is this common?


I've interviewed with 15+ NY firms and not a peep. What gives

I've heard from 5 ny offices

Which?

CBs from Cleary, Weil, Davis Polk, Simpson, Latham. All NY. All within 24 hours.

[Anonymous User]

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[Anonymous User]

CB from Schulte NYC this morning.

Interviewer?

[Anonymous User]

Anyone hear from these NY firms yet? (non-IP)


1.) Shearman
2.) Cadwalader
3.) Weil, Gotshal
4.) Milbank
5.) Hogan Lovells
6.) O'Melveny
7.) White & Case

thx

[Anonymous User]

Anyone hear about Debevoise?

[Anonymous User]

Ding, Proskauer NY

[Anonymous User]

Anyone hear about Debevoise?

CB for Deb NY

[Anonymous User]

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[Anonymous User]

Interviewer's initials/when did you hear?

[Anonymous User]

left last post - that was in reference to Debevoise

[Anonymous User]

do firms keep waitlists for call backs? or is there a "second round" of call backs?

[Anonymous User]

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[Anonymous User]

do firms keep waitlists for call backs? or is there a "second round" of call backs?

I feel that each schedule (probably 20-25 candidates) will produce 1-2 callbacks.

If there has been 1 callback in one schedule. and that callback is turned down, there may be another callback out there waiting.

But most people will not turn down except already having an offer in hand.

[Anonymous User]

Barring some rare exceptions, the ship has sailed on most callbacks

[Anonymous User]

Barring some rare exceptions, the ship has sailed on most callbacks

How does that make sense? So people who interviewed on Wednesday and Thursday won't be receiving callbacks? If you look at previous year threads, the second week is filled with CBs and dings.

[Anonymous User]

Barring some rare exceptions, the ship has sailed on most callbacks

How does that make sense? So people who interviewed on Wednesday and Thursday won't be receiving callbacks? If you look at previous year threads, the second week is filled with CBs and dings.

You will know by the end of today. There will be some exceptions, but don't count on many callbacks after close of business today.

[Anonymous User]

do firms keep waitlists for call backs? or is there a "second round" of call backs?

I feel that each schedule (probably 20-25 candidates) will produce 1-2 callbacks.

If there has been 1 callback in one schedule. and that callback is turned down, there may be another callback out there waiting.

But most people will not turn down except already having an offer in hand.

And what is your basis for believing that each schedule (which is 21 candidates, btw) will produce 1-2 callbacks?

[Anonymous User]

Barring some rare exceptions, the ship has sailed on most callbacks

How does that make sense? So people who interviewed on Wednesday and Thursday won't be receiving callbacks? If you look at previous year threads, the second week is filled with CBs and dings.

You will know by the end of today. There will be some exceptions, but don't count on many callbacks after close of business today.

What is your basis for this? My understanding is that many DC firms take more than a few days and even some NY firms will do CBs later.

[Anonymous User]

Barring some rare exceptions, the ship has sailed on most callbacks

How does that make sense? So people who interviewed on Wednesday and Thursday won't be receiving callbacks? If you look at previous year threads, the second week is filled with CBs and dings.

You will know by the end of today. There will be some exceptions, but don't count on many callbacks after close of business today.

What is your basis for this? My understanding is that many DC firms take more than a few days and even some NY firms will do CBs later.

Looking at previous years and speaking with a former hiring partner at a DC firm. Look I hope that I am wrong, but you will see very few ITT net week

[Anonymous User]

do firms keep waitlists for call backs? or is there a "second round" of call backs?

Yes firms definitely keep a waitlist because pretty much every firm has quotas for georgetown.

[Anonymous User]

Looking at previous years and speaking with a former hiring partner at a DC firm. Look I hope that I am wrong, but you will see very few ITT net week

Oh shut the fuck up with your fatuous anecdotal meeting with some ttt dc partner. The thread from LAST YEAR by itself disproves your assertion; there is a ton of cb action still pending for schedules that have not been released yet (like the majority of firms that came to eiw) as well as for special practice groups (for ip folks for example) still pending.