I am not having a lot of luck with my 1L job search to firms and judges to this point. So I was thinking about researching with a professor instead. How do you think this would be received at OCI?
Would it make a difference if the professor was a major scholar?
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Re: Researching for a Professor
The professor I worked for helped me get a firm job because he knew people who worked there. Or at least I think it helped, how the hell would I know? I think the professor knowing people at firms matters more than being a huge scholar...
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Re: Researching for a Professor
Thanks makes a lot of sense. Cheers!
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Re: Researching for a Professor
Overall though, it's seen as slightly worse than judicial externships.
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