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Anonymous User
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Switching Offices
Provided I get an offer at the firm I'm summering at, how and when should I go about telling the firm that I want to work at another one of their offices. Fiance has a job there that he can't leave. Thoughts?
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Drake014
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Re: Switching Offices
Generally hires are made on an office by office basis (so the fact you wanna leave shouldn't be voiced too early). I wouldn't bring it up before you started working there but I would ask your Career Development Office what their opinion is.Anonymous User wrote:Provided I get an offer at the firm I'm summering at, how and when should I go about telling the firm that I want to work at another one of their offices. Fiance has a job there that he can't leave. Thoughts?
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Sup Kid
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Re: Switching Offices
At the end of the summer, assuming you get an offer, go talk to their head of recruiting and explain the situation. For many firms they make hiring decisions on an office-by-office basis, and they won't be able to accommodate you, but it's worth asking.
