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Anonymous User
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When to begin mass mailing?
I'm in TX all summer, where I want to work post-graduation. But I attend school outside of TX. When should I begin mass mailing firms in TX with the hopes of snagging some interviews before I head back to school in August?
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
Anyone? Sooner the better?
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jess
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
Thanks for responding.Jessuf wrote:After July 4. Mention in your cover letter you are in town for the summer.
Why after July 4th? What's special about that date?
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fatduck
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
probably don't want to betray that attitude in texas, comradeAnonymous User wrote:Thanks for responding.Jessuf wrote:After July 4. Mention in your cover letter you are in town for the summer.
Why after July 4th? What's special about that date?
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AreJay711
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.
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david_niedrauer
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
How do you even have grades? I only have LRW from the spring semester. I am also going the mass mailing route.AreJay711 wrote:I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.
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AreJay711
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
IDK, I've had my grades for about 2 weeks.david_niedrauer wrote:How do you even have grades? I only have LRW from the spring semester. I am also going the mass mailing route.AreJay711 wrote:I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.
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david_niedrauer
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Re: When to begin mass mailing?
One (of many) advantage(s) of smaller class sizes.AreJay711 wrote:IDK, I've had my grades for about 2 weeks.david_niedrauer wrote:How do you even have grades? I only have LRW from the spring semester. I am also going the mass mailing route.AreJay711 wrote:I've mailed a few large firms that are not doing OCI at my school but I am only staying in town until July 20 and was trying to get an interview before I left. Maybe it was too early though.
I am going to an SF and NYC job fair through my school. I have strong ties to SF but not to NYC. How would I go about setting up interviews to other (boutique) firms while I am in these cities interviewing with the big firms? Or is this not the typical approach?
