Frost Brown Todd
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 7:50 pm
Recuiting Committee is meeting this week. Anyone got offer yet?
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YesAnonymous User wrote:Recuiting Committee is meeting this week. Anyone got offer yet?
Office?Anonymous User wrote:YesAnonymous User wrote:Recuiting Committee is meeting this week. Anyone got offer yet?
Fellow waitlister here. Shooting for Ohio. I don't think they would send the waitlist letter to everyone. It would seem kind of cruel to keep hope alive if there truly wasn't any. On the other hand, perhaps they want to keep their options open.Anonymous User wrote:waitlisted too... do you think they give everyone that letter? Which office you are btw? actually, you can just say the state to keep it conifdential.
1000 billable hour minimum with 800 nonbillables.Anonymous User wrote:Can someone explain to me FBT's rationale. They claim to have a hard cutoff of the top 10% of the class, yet only pay $80,000. Their peer firms (thinking mainly of the Cincinnati NALP firms) pay 20k more and seem to have a more flexible cut-off.
In short, what gives? Is there some awesome bonus structure I'm missing or is the billable requirement stupidly low? Or do they mainly just aim for the top 10% of Chase, UDayton, etc.?
They have a first-year program where you only bill 1000 hours and you instead work more with clients/learn how to practice. It gets bumped up to market in the 2nd year. First year salary is actually $90k.Anonymous User wrote:Can someone explain to me FBT's rationale. They claim to have a hard cutoff of the top 10% of the class, yet only pay $80,000. Their peer firms (thinking mainly of the Cincinnati NALP firms) pay 20k more and seem to have a more flexible cut-off.
In short, what gives? Is there some awesome bonus structure I'm missing or is the billable requirement stupidly low? Or do they mainly just aim for the top 10% of Chase, UDayton, etc.?
Only on TLSAnonymous User wrote:yet only pay $80,000
They do resume forwarding at my school, which is significantly better than NKU/Dayton, and still ranked better than UK/Cincy. Cutoff is still top 10%/prefer journal.Anonymous User wrote:In short, what gives? Is there some awesome bonus structure I'm missing or is the billable requirement stupidly low? Or do they mainly just aim for the top 10% of Chase, UDayton, etc.?
Well, that would explain it. I could've sworn they listed 80k on the NALP form. Thanks.Anonymous User wrote:They have a first-year program where you only bill 1000 hours and you instead work more with clients/learn how to practice. It gets bumped up to market in the 2nd year. First year salary is actually $90k.Anonymous User wrote:Can someone explain to me FBT's rationale. They claim to have a hard cutoff of the top 10% of the class, yet only pay $80,000. Their peer firms (thinking mainly of the Cincinnati NALP firms) pay 20k more and seem to have a more flexible cut-off.
In short, what gives? Is there some awesome bonus structure I'm missing or is the billable requirement stupidly low? Or do they mainly just aim for the top 10% of Chase, UDayton, etc.?
Sorry to hear that... which office, if you don't mind?Anonymous User wrote:For the record, I was dinged today, so non-dings are still alive I think.
No worries; it was for Cincy. Not too bummed because (thankfully) I have another offer in hand. Good luck!Anonymous User wrote:Sorry to hear that... which office, if you don't mind?Anonymous User wrote:For the record, I was dinged today, so non-dings are still alive I think.
I heard that there were 32, 16 each dayAnonymous User wrote:Anyone know what the class size will be for the Cincinnati office? I think there were 16 people on the callback.
Oh, I didn't even know that there was a second day. I knew they split a morning/afternoon session, but was unaware that they had two separate callback days. Rather large commitment to recruitment seeing as each call back involved meeting with two one-on-one people plus four people in a panel interview.Anonymous User wrote:I heard that there were 32, 16 each dayAnonymous User wrote:Anyone know what the class size will be for the Cincinnati office? I think there were 16 people on the callback.
NALP reports that 4 were expected in 2011. So I'm thinking 4 +/- 2?Anonymous User wrote:Anyone know what the class size will be for the Cincinnati office? I think there were 16 people on the callback.
I acceptedAnonymous User wrote:NALP reports that 4 were expected in 2011. So I'm thinking 4 +/- 2?Anonymous User wrote:Anyone know what the class size will be for the Cincinnati office? I think there were 16 people on the callback.
Anyone who got an offer thinking about declining?
Which office is it?Anonymous User wrote:I acceptedAnonymous User wrote:NALP reports that 4 were expected in 2011. So I'm thinking 4 +/- 2?Anonymous User wrote:Anyone know what the class size will be for the Cincinnati office? I think there were 16 people on the callback.
Anyone who got an offer thinking about declining?