Damn manBarbellDreams wrote:Partner called me 2 hours before my interview to tell me that the position was filled and I don't need to show up. Ouch, especially with the scarcity of interviews in the Vale as is.
That sucks and I'm sorry
Damn manBarbellDreams wrote:Partner called me 2 hours before my interview to tell me that the position was filled and I don't need to show up. Ouch, especially with the scarcity of interviews in the Vale as is.
Shit dude. Sorry.BarbellDreams wrote:Partner called me 2 hours before my interview to tell me that the position was filled and I don't need to show up. Ouch, especially with the scarcity of interviews in the Vale as is.
That email sounds like something you say during a break up or to softy reject a date from someone. "It's not you; it's me!"Anonymous User wrote:had an interview with a name partner of a mid-sized firm, after which said partner sent me an email saying that the firm "would be lucky to have me." rejected.
Jessuf wrote:The last time an entry-level attorney position was posted on my school's symplicity was over a month ago. Just lol.
Same here.Jessuf wrote:The last time an entry-level attorney position was posted on my school's symplicity was over a month ago. Just lol.
Jessuf wrote:The last time an entry-level attorney position was posted on my school's symplicity was over a month ago. Just lol.
Generally, apply for every open position that looks even remotely like an entry-level jerb that would start in Fall 2014. Also, go to any networking event that's free and has booze. The more lawyers you know, the more lawyers who can help you find a post-bar position. Plus the lawyers that go to networking events generally seem like lawyers who like helping young lawyers and law students. Is networking low-yielding? Yes, but at least you can get some free booze while meeting attorneys.huntington wrote:What does one do TO look for post-bar employment at this stage if not for mass mail?
Everything I'm seeing is for an immediate need and/or experience as an attorney already.
Prayers, thoughts, and wishes for luck all heading your way bro.BarbellDreams wrote:Just got an email for a callback interview over dinner next week with my top choice firm. I feel like I need to go do some sprints outside or something cause of the adrenaline running through me right now. Here is to hoping the madness ends here.
Same from me. Really rooting for you.spleenworship wrote:Prayers, thoughts, and wishes for luck all heading your way bro.BarbellDreams wrote:Just got an email for a callback interview over dinner next week with my top choice firm. I feel like I need to go do some sprints outside or something cause of the adrenaline running through me right now. Here is to hoping the madness ends here.
deadpanic wrote:Same from me. Really rooting for you.spleenworship wrote:Prayers, thoughts, and wishes for luck all heading your way bro.BarbellDreams wrote:Just got an email for a callback interview over dinner next week with my top choice firm. I feel like I need to go do some sprints outside or something cause of the adrenaline running through me right now. Here is to hoping the madness ends here.
I live in Iowa/SD. I'll just post this here for reference. It's completely true right now for the areas.spleenworship wrote:I'm gonna quit and buy some land for a dairy farm and make cheese for a living.
Who's with me?
Thanks for the offer. Seriously.typ3 wrote:I live in Iowa/SD. I'll just post this here for reference. It's completely true right now for the areas.spleenworship wrote:I'm gonna quit and buy some land for a dairy farm and make cheese for a living.
Who's with me?
http://www.forbes.com/sites/steveforbes ... very-rich/
The article is taken down now, but in SD a farmer was just arrested for driving 150 in his new porsche 911. Actually if you're looking to run a small trade company / plumbing / electrical / mechanical, you'll likely pull mid/upper 6 low 7 figures right now due to labor shortages.
If you're looking at farming operations PM me and I can set you up with brokers.