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I am still at 0 offers. Waiting to hear from two firms post-CB still, have two midlaw interviews next week for insanely below market pay, have received a lot of replies via mass mailing that summer programs are full. I keep reading about people with so-so stats picking up screeners and CBs through mass mailing big law late in the game, but it appears big law hates my resume because those same firms quickly reject me.Anonymous User wrote:How are people doing? How are your friends doing?
Are things positive or negative?
Probably going to be hard for anyone to PM an anonymous poster... Just saying.Anonymous User wrote:Mass mailing? Who? How?
Please PM.
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Problem solved. Could those in the know, please PM me how and who to "Mass Mail."Anonymous User wrote:Probably going to be hard for anyone to PM an anonymous poster... Just saying.Anonymous User wrote:Mass mailing? Who? How?
Please PM.
Most people I know have offers. At least 75% of my friends, not counting those who want to go PI.Anonymous User wrote:How are people doing? How are your friends doing?
Are things positive or negative?
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Can you elaborate/speculate on why you were so successful? Stats/previous school? Thanks!Anonymous User wrote:Approximate class rank: Transfer
Journal: None
Moot Court, Beaudry, etc.: None
IP backbround: No
Significant work experience: No
Years out of undergrad: K-JD
Prestigious undergrad: Yes
Other relevant factors (e.g., URM, LBGT, age/prior life experience, military): None
Target markets: NY, DC
Type of work sought: Doesn't matter
Self-assessed interviewing ability: Good
Screeners or callbacks prior to EIW from mass-mailing: 0
Screeners received for EIW: 18
Callbacks received from EIW screeners: 13
Offers received: 4
I mean I struck out on 9 callbacks so I'm hesitant to say I was successful. I experienced success, but I was very frustrated by the process. I digress into semantics. I just bid strategically for firms with no mention of journals in their EIW description and also didn't exclude the secondary market that I used to live in. Other than that, I guess probably because I was able to show good grades from my first year of LS and because I did a lot of community service and internships during UG. PM me if you any more info (if that's an option on anonymous)Anonymous User wrote:Can you elaborate/speculate on why you were so successful? Stats/previous school? Thanks!Anonymous User wrote:Approximate class rank: Transfer
Journal: None
Moot Court, Beaudry, etc.: None
IP backbround: No
Significant work experience: No
Years out of undergrad: K-JD
Prestigious undergrad: Yes
Other relevant factors (e.g., URM, LBGT, age/prior life experience, military): None
Target markets: NY, DC
Type of work sought: Doesn't matter
Self-assessed interviewing ability: Good
Screeners or callbacks prior to EIW from mass-mailing: 0
Screeners received for EIW: 18
Callbacks received from EIW screeners: 13
Offers received: 4
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What was your approximate previous school/rank?Anonymous User wrote:I mean I struck out on 9 callbacks so I'm hesitant to say I was successful. I experienced success, but I was very frustrated by the process. I digress into semantics. I just bid strategically for firms with no mention of journals in their EIW description and also didn't exclude the secondary market that I used to live in. Other than that, I guess probably because I was able to show good grades from my first year of LS and because I did a lot of community service and internships during UG. PM me if you any more info (if that's an option on anonymous)Anonymous User wrote:Can you elaborate/speculate on why you were so successful? Stats/previous school? Thanks!Anonymous User wrote:Approximate class rank: Transfer
Journal: None
Moot Court, Beaudry, etc.: None
IP backbround: No
Significant work experience: No
Years out of undergrad: K-JD
Prestigious undergrad: Yes
Other relevant factors (e.g., URM, LBGT, age/prior life experience, military): None
Target markets: NY, DC
Type of work sought: Doesn't matter
Self-assessed interviewing ability: Good
Screeners or callbacks prior to EIW from mass-mailing: 0
Screeners received for EIW: 18
Callbacks received from EIW screeners: 13
Offers received: 4
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Same thing here. I sent followup emails a week ago. Heard from one, not the other. Planning to give them a call next week if I don't hear back.Anonymous User wrote:So I haven't heard back from 2 of my EIW firms. When does it go from a bit overdue to downright rude?
Depends, I think. Were these CB firms or just EIW screeners? If they were screeners, don't hold your breath on ever hearing back. If they were CBs, I would think you'd hear back fairly soon as places wrap up their summer class selection and realize if they're getting the right yield or not.Anonymous User wrote:Same thing here. I sent followup emails a week ago. Heard from one, not the other. Planning to give them a call next week if I don't hear back.Anonymous User wrote:So I haven't heard back from 2 of my EIW firms. When does it go from a bit overdue to downright rude?
Poster who sent emails here. They were both EIW screeners. I expected they'd both be rejections, but frankly I found it rude not to let me know my results. Given they're not hiring me anyways, why not follow up? As to your other question, I'm on main journal and I struck out, but from what I can tell I'm the exception.Anonymous User wrote:Depends, I think. Were these CB firms or just EIW screeners? If they were screeners, don't hold your breath on ever hearing back. If they were CBs, I would think you'd hear back fairly soon as places wrap up their summer class selection and realize if they're getting the right yield or not.Anonymous User wrote:Same thing here. I sent followup emails a week ago. Heard from one, not the other. Planning to give them a call next week if I don't hear back.Anonymous User wrote:So I haven't heard back from 2 of my EIW firms. When does it go from a bit overdue to downright rude?
On a separate note, I'm mildly curious about the value of journals at GULC overall. For anyone on any journal, would you say that most of your cohort has a summer gig already or are people still looking or not interested in firms?
I'm on main journal too and struck out. Got offers from really small firms but opted for govt instead.Anonymous User wrote:Poster who sent emails here. They were both EIW screeners. I expected they'd both be rejections, but frankly I found it rude not to let me know my results. Given they're not hiring me anyways, why not follow up? As to your other question, I'm on main journal and I struck out, but from what I can tell I'm the exception.Anonymous User wrote:Depends, I think. Were these CB firms or just EIW screeners? If they were screeners, don't hold your breath on ever hearing back. If they were CBs, I would think you'd hear back fairly soon as places wrap up their summer class selection and realize if they're getting the right yield or not.Anonymous User wrote:Same thing here. I sent followup emails a week ago. Heard from one, not the other. Planning to give them a call next week if I don't hear back.Anonymous User wrote:So I haven't heard back from 2 of my EIW firms. When does it go from a bit overdue to downright rude?
On a separate note, I'm mildly curious about the value of journals at GULC overall. For anyone on any journal, would you say that most of your cohort has a summer gig already or are people still looking or not interested in firms?
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