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Anonymous User
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difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
I'm curious - whats the difference in vault rank between the highest ranked firm you got an offer from, and the firm you ultimately accepted an offer from?
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Anonymous User
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
Firm I am going with is not even ranked, whereas the highest ranked was a V20. That said, the firm I am going with is a boutique. So it is really apples and oranges. And oranges are just too delicious for rankings.
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Pablo Ramirez
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
Meng, you worken four de Vault websights or sumthing?
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
No. I'm curious to see if people actually take vault rankings (and the quality that supposedly represents) into account when they pick firms.Pablo Ramirez wrote:Meng, you worken four de Vault websights or sumthing?
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Pablo Ramirez
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
They do. /thread.Anonymous User wrote:No. I'm curious to see if people actually take vault rankings (and the quality that supposedly represents) into account when they pick firms.Pablo Ramirez wrote:Meng, you worken four de Vault websights or sumthing?
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Anonymous User
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
I think there should be a "not in the same market" option.
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RVP11
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
Picked non-Vault (not a boutique) over V5 and V10.
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rcb5142
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
vault = inferior to chambers. I would much rather base my decision on where to work on what clients/partners think than based on what a bunch of NY associates think - especially in secondary markets.
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Pablo Ramirez
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
Sorry about your being shut out of the V10.rcb5142 wrote:vault = inferior to chambers. I would much rather base my decision on where to work on what clients/partners think than based on what a bunch of NY associates think - especially in secondary markets.
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Bosque
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Re: difference in vault rank between best offer and acceptance?
Fixed.Pablo Ramirez wrote:Anonymous User wrote:No. I'm curious to see if people actually take vault rankings (and the quality that supposedly represents) into account when they pick firms.Pablo Ramirez wrote:Meng, you worken four de Vault websights or sumthing?They do.Some do. Some don't. /thread.
