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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by bobjones23 » Tue Aug 21, 2012 3:08 am

What firm will have the best exit options? Covington/Wilmer/Gibson DC, or Simpson/Cleary/Davis NYC? I'm indifferent between ending up in NYC or DC. I'm wondering what would be better for my career, long-term.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Wilmer dc email ding (bc)

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 9:25 am

For the Cravath callback, when they say to bring your transcript and white out your social security number, are they ok with an unofficial transcript? Or do they really want an official transcript?

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:Yea, my sense is that NY firms and DC firms (besides AP and Cov) are selective in different ways. NY firms are grade selective, with some requiring 7 Hs, and DC firms are often very 'fit' selective, taking people with a lot of PI or government internship/work experience. It's not that Akin etc require more Hs than Cravath or Sullcrom. That's why in the end SullCrom has more industry prestige, at least according to rankings.
Just FYI, there are no NY firms that require at least 7 Hs. That's a fact.

Also FYI, there are no firms that would waste the expense of a callback on you unless you met whatever grade "cutoff" they may have.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:Yea, my sense is that NY firms and DC firms (besides AP and Cov) are selective in different ways. NY firms are grade selective, with some requiring 7 Hs, and DC firms are often very 'fit' selective, taking people with a lot of PI or government internship/work experience. It's not that Akin etc require more Hs than Cravath or Sullcrom. That's why in the end SullCrom has more industry prestige, at least according to rankings.
Just FYI, there are no NY firms that require at least 7 Hs. That's a fact.

Also FYI, there are no firms that would waste the expense of a callback on you unless you met whatever grade "cutoff" they may have.
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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by GertrudePerkins » Tue Aug 21, 2012 10:02 am

bobjones23 wrote:What firm will have the best exit options? Covington/Wilmer/Gibson DC, or Simpson/Cleary/Davis NYC? I'm indifferent between ending up in NYC or DC. I'm wondering what would be better for my career, long-term.
I suspect there's really no answer to this question as posed. If you want to wind up working in-house for an NYC financial firm, then probably going to NYC would help. If you want to wind up working for the FDA, go to Covington and do regulatory work. I don't think "best exit options" means anything absent specific career goals.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:Wilmer dc email ding (bc)
any more of these?

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:
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Anonymous User wrote:Yea, my sense is that NY firms and DC firms (besides AP and Cov) are selective in different ways. NY firms are grade selective, with some requiring 7 Hs, and DC firms are often very 'fit' selective, taking people with a lot of PI or government internship/work experience. It's not that Akin etc require more Hs than Cravath or Sullcrom. That's why in the end SullCrom has more industry prestige, at least according to rankings.
Just FYI, there are no NY firms that require at least 7 Hs. That's a fact.

Also FYI, there are no firms that would waste the expense of a callback on you unless you met whatever grade "cutoff" they may have.
WLRK
WLRK does not have a 7 H cut-off.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 10:43 am

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:Wilmer dc email ding (bc)
any more of these?
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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 10:57 am

McDermott NY CB via email just now

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Anonymous User wrote:Wilmer dc email ding (bc)
any more of these?
yeah...
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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 11:59 am

BCG McKinsey email CB's. Anyone out there doing consulting CB's want to practice case interviews?

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 12:08 pm

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Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:Yea, my sense is that NY firms and DC firms (besides AP and Cov) are selective in different ways. NY firms are grade selective, with some requiring 7 Hs, and DC firms are often very 'fit' selective, taking people with a lot of PI or government internship/work experience. It's not that Akin etc require more Hs than Cravath or Sullcrom. That's why in the end SullCrom has more industry prestige, at least according to rankings.
Just FYI, there are no NY firms that require at least 7 Hs. That's a fact.

Also FYI, there are no firms that would waste the expense of a callback on you unless you met whatever grade "cutoff" they may have.
WLRK
WLRK does not have a 7 H cut-off.
I had more Hs than that, and didn't receive a WLRK callback. I do have a terrible personality, however.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 12:13 pm

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Cleary DC and Jones Day are less selective, but they're giving CB's and offers to significantly fewer people than either S&C or Cravath. The numbers are up on Symplicity, and they pretty clearly indicate that the tippity-top students at HLS overwhelmingly flock to DC.
I don't know about that. It seems that a pretty large number of Law Review types go to LA and NY firms. S&C had 4 or 5 HLR kids last year and the top LA firms like Munger, Irell, and Gibson had a good half dozen to 10 HLR people.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 12:39 pm

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Cleary DC and Jones Day are less selective, but they're giving CB's and offers to significantly fewer people than either S&C or Cravath. The numbers are up on Symplicity, and they pretty clearly indicate that the tippity-top students at HLS overwhelmingly flock to DC.
I don't know about that. It seems that a pretty large number of Law Review types go to LA and NY firms. S&C had 4 or 5 HLR kids last year and the top LA firms like Munger, Irell, and Gibson had a good half dozen to 10 HLR people.
Top LA firms got three law review people last year, and I think none the previous year. Many do go to NY though, and tons to DC.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 12:40 pm

Anyone hear from Jones Day DC?

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 1:02 pm

anyone heard from Crowell NY?

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 1:17 pm

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Cleary DC and Jones Day are less selective, but they're giving CB's and offers to significantly fewer people than either S&C or Cravath. The numbers are up on Symplicity, and they pretty clearly indicate that the tippity-top students at HLS overwhelmingly flock to DC.
I don't know about that. It seems that a pretty large number of Law Review types go to LA and NY firms. S&C had 4 or 5 HLR kids last year and the top LA firms like Munger, Irell, and Gibson had a good half dozen to 10 HLR people.
Sure, my initial statement was probably too broad. Plenty of LR/magna people work in NY, and most of those are at WLRK/S&C/Cravath (and some go to DPW/Cleary/Debevoise as well, but generally not the rest of the V15). I was just trying to illustrate that firms like Jenner DC, Akin DC, and some others are no less selective than the most selective NY firms, even though they are not ranked as highly by Vault.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 1:59 pm

Any news from Skadden/Jones Day/Sherman DC?

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 2:23 pm

Anonymous User wrote:Any news from Skadden/Jones Day/Sherman DC?
Skadden DC CB last Thursday.

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 2:48 pm

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 3:05 pm

Cleary NYC ding by email, interviewer BP

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Re: HLS 2012 EIP Thread

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Aug 21, 2012 3:31 pm

Anonymous User wrote:Any news from Skadden/Jones Day/Sherman DC?
Shearman CB yesterday, interviewer JG

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