Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Damn. Are you "a hungry aggressive lawyer"? I guess it was clear that I am not.Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Anyone heard from Strook - interviewer JG?
Got a CB from JG near the end of last week.
Yeah my interview was weird, he told me sort of condescendingly at the end of the interview that I was "very interesting", so kind of surprised at the CB.
Anonymous User wrote:Anyone hear from Paul Hastings?
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were Wilkie and Debevoise snailmails?Anonymous User wrote:dings from:
San Fran:
MoFo
Orrick
NYC:
Cleary
Debevoise
Fried Frank
Wilkie Farr
Dewey
Hughes Hubbard
Debevoise was email, Wilkie was snail mail.Anonymous User wrote:were Wilkie and Debevoise snailmails?Anonymous User wrote:dings from:
San Fran:
MoFo
Orrick
NYC:
Cleary
Debevoise
Fried Frank
Wilkie Farr
Dewey
Hughes Hubbard
what kind of firm gives callbacks via snail mail?Anonymous User wrote:Lowenstein Palo Alto CB via snail mail, Fox ding vial snail mail.
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+Bracewell & GuilianiDoubleChecks wrote:Compiling posts that I've seen in this thread for the TX people: cbs from:
Baker Botts, Vinson & Elkins, Andrews Kurth, Haynes & Boone, Thompson & Knight, King & Spalding, Baker & McKenzie (Dallas I assume), Locke Lord (Houston)
OCS has a page dedicated to this. i forget the details of it, but i think it comes down to them not being necessary...and if you do want to send one, just send one to either the hiring partner or an attorney you had a very strong rapport with and CAN have a personalized msg. if not, dont do it as it tends to have very little benefit while still creating the possibility of you messing up. <-- latter happened to me last yearGertrudePerkins wrote:Fellow HLSers who have done callbacks: have you been sending thank-you emails? I would like to have the courage not to (not because these people do not deserve thanks, but because I honestly find it hard to personalize for everyone yet don't want to leave anyone out), but I'm also paranoid. Would love to hear of some others who have had the audacity simply to say thank you at the end of the interview (which I always do) and to leave it at that.
No, I understand what OCS and others on TLS have said about whether or not to do it -- I just want the psychological boost of someone in roughly my same boat telling me that they didn't send TY emails. It's not entirely rational, just a desire to feel like I'm not alone.DoubleChecks wrote:
OCS has a page dedicated to this. i forget the details of it, but i think it comes down to them not being necessary...and if you do want to send one, just send one to either the hiring partner or an attorney you had a very strong rapport with and CAN have a personalized msg. if not, dont do it as it tends to have very little benefit while still creating the possibility of you messing up. <-- latter happened to me last year
edit: oh also you can check your email right now too -- OCS just sent us something on it
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lol okay for psychological purposes, i will tell you right now that i personally will take my advice and act accordinglyGertrudePerkins wrote:No, I understand what OCS and others on TLS have said about whether or not to do it -- I just want the psychological boost of someone in roughly my same boat telling me that they didn't send TY emails. It's not entirely rational, just a desire to feel like I'm not alone.DoubleChecks wrote:
OCS has a page dedicated to this. i forget the details of it, but i think it comes down to them not being necessary...and if you do want to send one, just send one to either the hiring partner or an attorney you had a very strong rapport with and CAN have a personalized msg. if not, dont do it as it tends to have very little benefit while still creating the possibility of you messing up. <-- latter happened to me last year
edit: oh also you can check your email right now too -- OCS just sent us something on it
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"dongs" is the preferred terminology here.GertrudePerkins wrote:A question of terminology: do post-CB rejections fall under the broader category of "dings"? Or is there a unique term for that particular misfortune?
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