Northwestern 2011 OCI Lottery Results/Call Backs thread Forum

[Anonymous User]

alston bird and winston snail mail dings.

[Anonymous User]

Morgan Lewis email ding.

[Anonymous User]

Maslon CB via phone this morning.

[Anonymous User]

Anyone heard anything from Proskauer NY?

[Anonymous User]

Has Kirkland (Chi) sent out any official rejections yet?

[Anonymous User]

Weil snail mail ding.

[Anonymous User]

Weil snail mail ding.

Today?

[Anonymous User]

Weil snail mail ding.

Today?

Yesterday. No mail at 7:35am.

[Anonymous User]

Weil snail mail ding.

Today?

Also, if you didn't get taken out by them the night of the screener, you should be expecting a letter too.

[Anonymous User]

Schiff offer, a couple of days after CB.

[Anonymous User]

Mayer Brown offer

[bjsesq]

Schiff offer, a couple of days after CB.

Mayer Brown offer

Congratulations to you both. Awesome to hear some people are getting Chicago offers.

[09042014]

Schiff offer, a couple of days after CB.

Mayer Brown offer

Congratulations to you both. Awesome to hear some people are getting Chicago offers.

Bad news is that those are 2 of the 7 people who will be employed in Chicago big lawl.

[D-hops]

Schiff offer, a couple of days after CB.

I'm curious what the new CB process was like at Schiff.

[Anonymous User]

Winston Chicago offer. CB was last week.

[Anonymous User]

Schiff CB was actually quite good and left me thinking even more highly of the firm than i did before. Honestly, every firm should do CB's this way, it made me feel like they were really invested in me.

First 2 or 3 interviews are normal (I think it was 2). The "panel" interview is painless, very scripted questions about past experiences both professionally and academically, nothing too challenging whatsoever. Having other people in the room actually makes it more like an interview than a conversation, it is definitely more formal but I think that most would appreciate not having to come up with questions to ask people because the attention is solely on you for the hour. Writing exam takes like 30 mins and is very straightforward.

No curveballs, very good interview process in my opinion.

[Anonymous User]

Anyone heard anything from Proskauer NY?

Dinged today via email... I hope you weren't too.

[Anonymous User]

Schiff CB was actually quite good and left me thinking even more highly of the firm than i did before. Honestly, every firm should do CB's this way, it made me feel like they were really invested in me.

First 2 or 3 interviews are normal (I think it was 2). The "panel" interview is painless, very scripted questions about past experiences both professionally and academically, nothing too challenging whatsoever. Having other people in the room actually makes it more like an interview than a conversation, it is definitely more formal but I think that most would appreciate not having to come up with questions to ask people because the attention is solely on you for the hour. Writing exam takes like 30 mins and is very straightforward.

No curveballs, very good interview process in my opinion.

I have to agree for the most part. It was long, but totally doable. The real problem I had with it is that I felt like they really got to know me, but I didn't make much of a one-on-one connection with any of them. That is something pretty important to me when deciding between my offers and I think it may reduce their offer acceptance rate.

[Anonymous User]

Winston Chicago offer. CB was last week.

for you, for me (I had a cb there over a week ago and really liked them.)

[Anonymous User]

anything at all (good or bad) from kramer levin?

[Anonymous User]

Mayer and Sidley offers. Mayer on the day after the CB and Sidley at the end of the CB.

[bjsesq]

Mayer and Sidley offers. Mayer on the day after the CB and Sidley at the end of the CB.

Wow. Sidley don't play.

[Anonymous User]

Mayer and Sidley offers. Mayer on the day after the CB and Sidley at the end of the CB.

Badass. Did you accept on the spot?

[Anonymous User]

Mayer and Sidley offers. Mayer on the day after the CB and Sidley at the end of the CB.

Badass. Did you accept on the spot?

Nope. I'm torn between Chicago and NYC.

[Anonymous User]

I get that.

Seems like it would be easier to go Chicago --> NYC than the other way around these days. Kind of counter intuitive. Both of those firms are legit in NYC too, wonder if you could do a summer in Chicago office and then go to either of their NYC offices full time if you got an offer (though I'm guessing that if you have insta-offers from Mayer and Sidley you probably have many NYC v10's going after your services).