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Anonymous User
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A riddle for you
So, the firm that I'm going to this summer lists people who work for them over the summer as "summer clerks." However, my offer letter says "summer associate." I'm being paid almost, but not quite, as much as an associate and most people who have held the job have received an offer at the end of the summer. What am I?
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20130312
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Re: A riddle for you
A confused law student.
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omninode
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Re: A riddle for you
Why don't you ask the firm?Anonymous User wrote:So, the firm that I'm going to this summer lists people who work for them over the summer as "summer clerks." However, my offer letter says "summer associate." I'm being paid almost, but not quite, as much as an associate and most people who have held the job have received an offer at the end of the summer. What am I?
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Richie Tenenbaum
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Re: A riddle for you
Pretty sure the two can be treated as being synonymous.
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20130312
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Re: A riddle for you
Unless you're an actual clerk.Richie Tenenbaum wrote:Pretty sure the two can be treated as being synonymous.
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bostonlawchick
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Re: A riddle for you
Overthinking it.Anonymous User wrote: What am I?
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PirateCap'n
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Re: A riddle for you
Go by whatever is written on the offer you accepted. You accepted an offer to be a summer associate, so that's what you are.Anonymous User wrote:So, the firm that I'm going to this summer lists people who work for them over the summer as "summer clerks." However, my offer letter says "summer associate." I'm being paid almost, but not quite, as much as an associate and most people who have held the job have received an offer at the end of the summer. What am I?
